back in the day, my favorite treat on Halloween was candy apples. There was one house on my usual rounds that always had them. Years later, I moved into the house next door. And realized that my neighbor, who had been living there for donkey's years, was in fact the woman who passed out the candy apples.
back in the day, my favorite treat on Halloween was candy apples. There was one house on my usual rounds that always had them. Years later, I moved into the house next door. And realized that my neighbor, who had been living there for donkey's years, was in fact the woman who passed out the candy apples.
We were given home made stuff too plus the occasional nickel was always a welcome treat. This was when a pillowcase with eyes and mouth cut out was an acceptable costume.
back in the day, my favorite treat on Halloween was candy apples. There was one house on my usual rounds that always had them. Years later, I moved into the house next door. And realized that my neighbor, who had been living there for donkey's years, was in fact the woman who passed out the candy apples.
We were given home made stuff too plus the occasional nickel was always a welcome treat. This was when a pillowcase with eyes and mouth cut out was an acceptable costume.
popcorn balls. Second favorite. And I used to bake cookies when I first started "homemaking".
Right! They were dyed weird colors too, loved the popcorn balls!
My mom wouldnтАЩt let us eat anything homemade, or even candy corn that wasnтАЩt in a herm├йticit├йs sealed bag.
my day was clearly way way back from yours. I'm talking the early 50s.
We must be close in age. I remember getting homemade treats at Halloween, too.
I wouldn't give candy corn to anyone. What a sorry excuse for candy.
We didnтАЩt mind throwing it out. We were bummed they didnтАЩt give us real candy.