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Halloween
September 27, 2006
It’s finally October and it feels like Halloween.
I think that Halloween has almost always been my favorite holiday. Maybe it’s because it occurs during Fall, the most unique of the four seasons (in my opinion). Everything is cooling off and I’m able to comfortably sleep under piles of blankets, even though the weather is still bearable enough that I don’t have to worry about freezing to death when I’m walking to class in the morning.
When I think of Halloween, I think of cute sweaters, haunted houses, and bold color. Throughout high school, I volunteered at a local haunted house. Every night, I would don a ragged, ripped white dress and spend an hour perfecting corpse-like makeup so that I could spend the majority of an evening lurking and creeping through an old house in the hopes of scaring at least the small children.
That haunted house burned down last year. It was a good one too.
But I can’t wait to start touring the area for houses again. I’m planning on branching out to the surrounding states since I’ve already been to the at least 20 houses in the Pittsburgh area at least 20 times.
And I can’t wait to go to a pumpkin patch. Or to watch the TV specials. Why can’t Christmas be as light and stress-free?
By the way, TCM: The Beginning, The Grudge 2, and Saw III are coming out this month. I know I’m excited.
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