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Here is another image from my walk at the Arapaho Bend Nature Area this past weekend. Hope everyone is enjoying their leftover candy from Halloween Night. Strange how we always buy too much of it. 🙂
Retired. Having fun shooting Fujifilm cameras. Journal daily. Meditate daily. Learning haiku. Have a love for fountain pens.
4 Comments
Tom Dills
You sure had a great sky that day, Monte.
One of the advantages of living in a neighborhood with no kids is that we don’t need to buy candy. Unless of course we want some for ourselves! 😉
Monte Stevens
Yes, it was just what I needed. I suppose we can also look at purchasing candy as a way to support the economy. 🙂
E.Brooks
Lovely image, Monte! Nope, we don’t do Halloween. There are some RV Parks which are big on it but we try to avoid them. We don’t buy any candy or hand any out. We are perhaps the bah-humbug’s of Halloween! lol
Monte Stevens
I’m right with you on that one. Haven’t bought Halloween candy in years. We get very few door knockers in my condos. My friend, Joan, said she had hardly any children coming around. I’m not even sure of its intent. I could say that about other such events.