Whooooooooo...

[vettecat]

I've been seeing a lot of articles in trade magazines lately about how Halloween is becoming more and more popular, and is "not just for kids anymore." Judging by how many people I saw walking around in costumes tonight, that seems to be true. Which makes me curious... I know this will probably be an atypical result, but, humor me:

[Poll #857762]

Comments

[joecoustic.livejournal.com]

I actually would have chosen all 4 of your answers to the first question if there had been checkboxes. As it was I didn't feel totally comfortable with any one of them. And to finish my stubborn unofficial answers, no I didn't dress special or unusual today :).

I'll tell you the funniest thing today. I was at a coffee house and a guy showed up for a business meeting dressed like a devil, I suppose. He had small horns strapped to his head and a long red floor length jacket. I'm sure it's due to having been at a convention this last weekend but after a few minutes, it just became how he looked and not really out of the ordinary. On the other hand the child dressed as a flying unicorn stayed cute the whole time :).

[zsero.livejournal.com]

Whereas I wanted "none of the above".

[lokiz-mom.livejournal.com]

hallowe'en has always been my "new year's eve" with November 1st as my new years day. i'm not sure why, but i think it's because my birthday is on the 2nd. ok well it makes sense in my head. but anyway... i LOVE this holiday. it's *my* holiday. and unfortunately for the last 3 years (4 now) it has been killed. sadly i dont think i'll ever have another hallowe'en that will be happy again. maybe if by this time next year i'm living elsewhere...perhaps it will be better.

~J~

[angwantibo.livejournal.com]

Pagan ritual which now raises a whole new "me" generation.

Pretty lousy holiday.

However, my next door neighbor had a big party and gave me some good vodka for a lchaim.