Hi, kids!
Here in the U.S we celebrate every October 31 an event called Halloween. I'm not sure all the history to it, and it's probably a dark history that probably isn't kid-friendly, but nowadays what it means is we get to walk door to door and ask for candy. We call it trick-or-treating. We usually end up with a whole back full of chocolate and other candies.
The kids obligation is to dress up in a costume. You can be scary or sweet. As you can see, me and my brother chose scary costumes.
I was a skeleton:
My brother Andrew was a werewolf:
Scary! (Don't) Come and Take It (my candy)!
Here in the U.S we celebrate every October 31 an event called Halloween. I'm not sure all the history to it, and it's probably a dark history that probably isn't kid-friendly, but nowadays what it means is we get to walk door to door and ask for candy. We call it trick-or-treating. We usually end up with a whole back full of chocolate and other candies.
The kids obligation is to dress up in a costume. You can be scary or sweet. As you can see, me and my brother chose scary costumes.
I was a skeleton:
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