Halloween its for the kids!

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So this past weekend was the grand holiday of Halloween...and i didn't dress up...i think i have hit that age to where its just not fitting for me cause it would be just weird... in college everyone and there brother has a party so its cool...but single in the suburbs, thats just strange hahaha....so i got to see all the little munchkins my friends have all cute and cuddly...:) If you had a great costume night...ROCK on! :) other wise halloween..its for kids!

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Martha Boykin said…
Hey now! I dressed up as a cat last year and I was 35. The year before . . . well, I don't know what I was. I looked like a confused Pippi Longstocking. But let's make it clear that I did not go house to house asking for candy. :)
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