Beware of Candy Munchers

Today is Halloween. I do not like this holiday very much. Of course, I remember the great candy munching hourding from my youth and it just brings back good memories. However, as a mom, I've always struggled with this holiday as there is so much evil surrounding it. On the other hand, I did not want to deprive my children of similar memories to mine. I am so glad they are older and I do not have to struggle with this holiday any more. I just enjoy handing out candy to young ones and making them happy. It seems I always have some of my past daycare children make a special trip to my house just to visit me and that gives me warm fuzzies. That's what I look forward to!

Since I started revamping my website in order to teach classes, my old website was all messed up and I have never fixed it. I took the moment today to fix the Halloween page and would like to share it with you. Here is the link.

Goodness, I tell ya, it is a consipiracy my men have against me! The four of them always gang up against me. I bought my candy and, getting prepared, I put it in a basket (over flowing) and put a note on it "do not eat, halloween candy." Do you think anyone read the note? Slowly, day by day, the candy began disappearing anyway.

Ironic thing is that whenever I do give them candy, I find empty wrappers all over the house. Interesting how I am not finding any now.

The funny thing is that I put all the good candy on the bottom hoping that some would be left over for my men. Now I will get to give the good candy to the tricker treaters.

I wonder if I should take a trip to the store to buy more.

It's a conspiracy, I tell ya! And the Dad is the leader of the pack!