Hello and happy Monday awesome followers! We’re right on the cusp of another Halloween. While we didn’t carve pumpkins this year, we did decorate the inn just a bit. Not too much, just a few things here and there.
I know a lot of you host parties, dress up, fashion really cute costumes for your kiddos and walk about trick-or-treating. I’m not doing any of those things, but I am here to offer some tips for your Halloween party. Hey, I’m a giver.
Really, it’s just one tip. Make a cute cake. Here’s some ideas:
So, there you have it, my Halloween party tip for 2018. You’re welcome.
Happy Halloween y’all!
Word of the day: Jingoism
Fun fact about me: It’s not really a fun fact, just a fact – we never get any trick-or-treaters. But, I still buy candy. Just in case.
Original post by Jansen Schmidt, October 2018. Video courtesy YouTube (CHELSweets). Images courtesy Google Images.
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Thanks a lot, Patricia. I gained 3 pounds just reading this post. Yum! If you have too much candy left over let me know, I’ll give you a ship to address.
P.S. I’m about 1/3 through the novel. Really enjoying it! The sexual tension is palpable!
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Wow – thanks Al. I’m glad you’re enjoying the book. It was fun to write.
And, seriously, there’s never really such a thing as left-over candy is there? Not in this house anyway. I can ship you the wrappers though.
Thanks for visiting. Now get thee to the gym and work off those visual calories.
Patricia
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LOL. No, you can keep the wrappers, but thanks for thinking of me. You should have put out a caveat with your book for us senior citizens. I went into arryhthmia after that scene in the cabin! (just kidding)
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Ooops – sorry. I thought you’d watched the trailer first and knew what to expect. But, then again, the senior citizen in you probably already forgot you watched the trailer huh? (Just kidding.)
I hope there are no more unexpected surprises.
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It happened in a trailer? I thought it was a cabin. (Again, just kidding. We seniors do that a lot, he he).
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If I was more of a cook (and had the time), I’d make that bat cake! We never get trick-or-treaters, either, but I’m always prepared with candy. And it’s always a good idea to keep chocolate handy. For emergencies, you know. 🙂 Happy Halloween, and may you get more treats than tricks!
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Oh yeah, the emergency chocolate stash, we have one of those here as well. Of course, I’d never dip into that for trick-or-treaters no matter how clever their costumes. That is strictly for emergencies.
Thanks for visiting. I hope you have a relaxing and carefree Halloween.
Patricia
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No cakes here, because if I made one, I’d eat it! This will probably be our last year to hand out candy at our home, because where we’re building is out in the country, and the driveway is over 400′ long – doubt we’ll get any trick-or-treaters there! We might drive into town and participate in a community trunk-or-treat just to see some kids and hand out candy.
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I know what you mean about your new place Where we used to live in California was out in the sticks as well. If someone knocked on our door after dark we’d be meeting them with a shotgun. I thought after we moved here we’d for sure get some trick-or-treaters, but not in the 3 years since we’ve been here have we. I guess they go somewhere for their candy.
Here’s to a fun last year for handing out candy.
Patricia
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