Date: 10/11/2008 2:45:40 PM
Author: Sabine
I didn''t go when I was in middle school, and then my friends and I went once in 9th grade (so 14/15 ish). We did dress up though, and we were nothing but polite to the people who gave us candy.
One year in college we went to University of Ohio, where they celebrate massively for Halloween, and we got tons of candy there, but I didn''t really think of it as trick-or-treating.
Date: 10/11/2008 7:16:47 PM
Author: Elmorton
6th or 7th.. and then in 9th, a bunch of us dressed up and trick-or-treated but only to houses where we knew people who lived there
Halloween just makes me want to have a kid...ahhh the crazy assortment of candy! The question I have is how young can a kid start?!!?
*snort* Hahahahaha!!!! I love your mom!Date: 10/11/2008 6:55:33 PM
Author: FrekeChild
We''re supposed to stop? Darn...
ETA: My SIL is really super religious and doesn''t allow her (4) kids to go trick or treating OR celebrate Halloween at all because it''s anti-Christian and celebrating the devil. My mom has always had a huge problem with this because she figures that Halloween is basically just a good excuse for kids to eat a lot of candy, dress up in crazy costumes and have fun. So what does my mom do? Buys about $50 of different types of candy, evens it out into a bag for each one of the grandchildren, and puts it in a big box and ships to their house with ''Happy Halloween'' written on the outside of the box, and Halloween stickers stuck all over it as well.
And people think my mom is just the kindest nicest person, and that I get my mischievous nature from my father. They have no idea....
Date: 10/11/2008 7:49:30 PM
Author: purrfectpear
I stopped when I realized it was more fun to scare the beejeezus out of little kids than it was to encourage cavities in your mouth.