Why the expression, "Happy Halloween"...?

 

Isn't Halloween supposed to be scary?

 

 

My daughter's pumpkin, she carved this year.  No pattern, she did it herself.

Truely SCAREY Karen.

 

 

But have to hand it to your daughter, that is talent!

So, how many people are going to go off to work in costume tomorrow.  Which seems to be the in thing these days.  Once again, I'll go dressed as a middle-aged, slightly overweight, balding, accountant.  And see how many people can guess who I am.

It might even be scary!

 

 

 

 

I'll be dressed as an over-worked/under-paid truck driver.

 

(but I ususally dress like that everyday....)

Hmmmm, nope, no one I know dressing up in costume......other than children trick-or-treating tomorrow night or adults going to Halloween parties.  I don't know of ANY companies encouraging costumes. 

   I've been known to tie a ribbon around my pecker on

Halloween. It's my wife's birthday and our wedding

anniversary.

Maybe that's where the "Happy" comes from. She always laughs.

Maybe she is laughing becouse it is  looking down shamefully, not rising its head proudly :-D:.D

 

Here Halloween has just caught on the last few years ( since 2000 ) , and it is not such a big thing yet , not as many pumpkins here as over there , but the children love the "trick or treat" part

why is Obama stabbing a peanut butter and jelly sandwich?

Is that the hammer or the sickle he's holding?