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Ghosts of Halloweens Past

Wednesday, October 28, 2009 by Lolli Leave a Comment

That’s me in the red and white ballet costume, with 3 neighbors and my baby sister, Halloween 1980

Psst….Don’t forget to answer the question at the end of this post for an entry to win a Flip Ultra HD video camera!

Today I am participating in Seven Clown Circus’ Ghosts of Halloweens Past – WorldFul Wednesday carnival. Although I can’t enter the Flip giveaway as a host, YOU can earn 5 extra entries if you link up with Angie today!

So are you ready to see my Ghosts of Halloweens Past? I had fun today pulling out some old Halloween pictures from my own childhood. I was a little shocked that I was only able to find a few of them.

Halloween 1979

I have to say, I loved Halloween as a child, and yet I don’t remember doing anything extremely special during the Halloween season. Except, of course, for my birthday. And dressing up for school and trick or treating in our amazing neighborhood. We had great neighbors, and I remember huge groups of kids running in mass from house to house.

My 7th Birthday (most of my birthdays were Halloween-themed)

My 5th Birthday Party-I still remember that doll that a neighbor sewed for me

And I remember carving pumpkins and roasting the pumpkin seeds, although I have no pictures to enhance the memories. My guess is that we kept things really basic. Just like I do with my own kids today. Basic costumes. Basic pumpkin carving. It’s a tradition that I am proud to carry on with my own kids. :) We don’t have amazing decorations, I don’t sew their costumes. I don’t even buy their costumes new. But Halloween is a happy time.

Good times. Good times.

I don’t suppose it could have anything to do with the candy……

**Don’t forget to answer the daily questions on Seven Clown Circus, Mama’s Losin’ It, and Mayhem And Moxie, for more entries. And then link up with Angie today, and get your Spooky Story Starter ready for Mama’s Losin’ It tomorrow.**

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Now for the question of the day (for an entry to win a Flip video camera):

If you had owned a Flip when you were eight years old, describe to me what your Halloween video would have looked like.

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About Lolli

Lolli has written 3741 post in this blog.

I became a mom in 1996, and in 2005 I had my fifth. Yes, 5 kids. In 2007, this blog was born (my 6th baby that will never grow up) and I've been sharing recipes, photography tricks, parenting tips, and everything in between. (Formerly Better in Bulk)

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