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Beautiful! I love this!! Halloween & Fall themes are some of my favorites and I love the heart eyes!! ❤ 😀
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Thank you. I hope you get a good halloween 🙂
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First of all, I love the picture…the little heart shaped eyes are cute. Halloween is actually my favorite holiday. I love costumes and all the fun that goes into the season.
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Thanks. And it sounds like you have a nice weekend to look forward to 🙂
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I like fall, but like Christmas, Halloween is now a commercial money spinner and as such is ruined.
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I think you are right. The main thought about celebration is often lost. We called this All Saints until about ten years ago, then the stores invented Halloween in Sweden to sell millions of rubbish things. So the main thought about remembering and honoring our loved ones that we lost, are almost gone. If feel a little sad about that.
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It was also called all saints day, but that was much longer than ten years ago.
These days it’s just about sweets and rubbish in shops… *sigh*
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I say “sigh” too 🙂
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I thought you might ☺
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😀
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It was a weird tradition here in Spain which has become very popular among kids recently. Here we have amagüestu, some similar celtic tradition related to conker eating and also honouring our dead ones.
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It’s hayrides, bonfires, candy, little goblins, my kids in wonder and smiles, and, most of all, fun. My favorite holiday. 😃
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Yup that’s it, a nice big pumpkin.
Leslie
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Wonderful!
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It is one of a number of days used by retailers to sell plastic rubbish such as tridents.
Ans where does the plastic rubbish go the following day?
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It seems to be a day that we don’t, all of a sudden, need to think about saving nature by recycling. Weird.
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Hallowe’en is mainly for the kids but my friend Toni loves to go. I like the little kids costumes. So cute!
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Sounds like fun 🙂
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A great late afternoon / evening with friends and their kids, taking the kids trick or treating and then enjoying some good food and wine at home. That’s what it is for me 🙂
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Sounds lovely!
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I believe Halloween is the second most popular holiday in the U.S. now, after Christmas (at least as far as spending money.) Fall is my favorite season but I can’t really get into costume parties. I’ll take Christmas any day. I do love your pumpkin, though, Anna.
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Thanks. Christmas is the most popular holiday here in Sweden. The halloween version, with costumes and candy, we’ve only had for say about ten years. Before that it was All Saints holiday, that was ment to honor our loved ones that passed. We light candles in the graveyard and it is so beautiful. But these days it seems to be more of candy, costumes and lot of rubbish the stores want to sell.
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Your original All Saints day sounds like our Memorial Day in May. Too bad it’s now turning into Halloween with all the junk.
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I think so too. We have candy and costumes at Easter, so we really don’t need another costumes and candy and rubbish holiday 🙂
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For me it is a sacred day to be spent remembering and honoring loved ones that have gone home.
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Me too. We light candles.
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I really don’t like how sacred days have been turned into money making events.
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Me neither. Why can’t we have both, I wonder.
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I know, those of us that practice the traditions of the old ways are looked at like we are evil. Sad.
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Agree 🙂
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Sweet pumpkin, Anna!
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Thank you. It’s dry pastels on colored paper.
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You have the art, Anna!
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Thank you!
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Halloween?
It’s colors! Autumn! Magicial! Moon! Stars! Jack-O-Lanterns! <Love yours!
And Halloween GIFS!
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Thanks! Have a lovely halloween 🙂
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Reblogged this on Crazy Pasta Child.
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Thanks for reblog 🙂
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Thank you, Anna, for stopping by to put a “like” on my poem today. I have enjoyed reading all the comments to your Halloween post, here. So true…about holidays that once meant something important but now have fallen into merely commercial occasions…..
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Agree. And I really like your poems. I will visit you again and read more when I have time 🙂
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