After having a grand time at Hillcrest, we decided to hit the neighborhoods. We managed to find one where most people were participating in giving out candy, but with hardly anyone else trick or treating.
Daddy and Mommy stayed close by the whole time, while trying to give the little boy a bit of space as well.
Daddy and Mommy stayed close by the whole time, while trying to give the little boy a bit of space as well.
It was heartwarming to see people opening up their homes and hearts to the trick or treaters.
We DID manage to come across some other kids though, and share candy stories a little.
There was also the time when the little boy mimicked an inflatable, terrorizing what seemed to be the ground in front of them.
The little boy is always polite and courteous, so we didn't need to worry that way.
but at the back of my mind, I would sometimes think, "What if the person who opened the door decided to do a trick instead of giving a treat??"
Well, thank goodness we didn't encounter any of that sort, but instead, came upon a family that had opened up their entire back yard to the public.
They even had out games and music and got dressed up and everything.
Needless to say, we were quite impressed.
We tackled a few more houses on another street,
and decided that even though it had been a fun filled evening,
that we were going to take our loot and head on home
till next Halloween :)
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