Cadence's first Halloween |
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FTLComm - Winnipeg - Wednesday, November 1, 2006 Images by : Cassandra and Timothy Shire II | ||||||
Check out the friend's stairway that was suitable decorated for the occasion as was the scene in front of the house (below). I have never been quite able to understand Halloween and as the serious guy around with a little brother and sister I began the tradition of taking the village's children from door to door when i was twelve and did that every year after that until I graduated from high school. But those years before I would lead hand in hand up to twenty-five young children, door to door it is odd what I |
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Yesterday when I went into the bank to do some business all of the staff were dressed in similar outfits with blinking light head gear. I was speechless, now that is something for me, but what do you say to a bank teller wearing blinking lights. I suspect that Halloween taps that deep down inner urge in everyone to be just a bit nutty and putting on funny clothes and putting up tombstones in the front yard may be a socially acceptable way for stepping over the line into the absurd. Therein may explain why I have never understood Halloween. I never felt the constrain all of the rest of the year to be like everyone else and never felt the need for one day a year to act weird. |
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I don't know what upset Cadence in the picture on the right, I don't think it was the character in the mask she was considering him as pretty normal but those are pretty remarkable jack-o-lanterns. In years to come Cadence will get a kick out these images and understand the pride and sense of fun enjoyed by her mother (right) and her father (below right) as this was Halloween number one. |
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