Halloween is the night for ghosts and goblins, witches and black cats, haunted houses and the rattling bones of skeletons. It is the time, some say, that the headless horesman rides through the streets, his great sword flashing in the night. Each October 31st, people almost everywhere celebrate Halloween. And woe to the person who cannot find some candy or cookies, an apple, or even a penny for the callers. In some places, bonfires blaze against the sky.
People duck for apples.
And pumpkins are carved and placed in windows to leer out at people. We walked all over town without a care in the world. And parents didn't worry. Now it really makes me sad that my grandchildren can't enjoy Halloween as I knew it. You may enter up to 10 separated by commas.