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Jim's Cafe - Thursday, October 31, 2024 "Halloween :) "
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Thank you. I'll definitely try the meditation because my head is in an okay space for it at the moment—although it's 1 a.m., and I'm still wide awake. 
Going to do some mantra chanting and then get back on the road. Glad your head is in an ok place and that you maybe got some sleep 😴
Thanks to @Angie for opening, and @JMG and @Lane for tagging me. 
Yeah, we do a lot of the same stuff as America for Halloween, just to a lesser extent i think. It's a festive time of year this, cos we have Halloween on the 31st, and then Guy Fawkes on the 5th. Then we're already like 2 months into Christmas fever, cos apparently that starts in like, September these days.
I don't tend to celebrate any of the more traditional ways. You don't get trick-or-treaters around these parts, unless the sheep were to pick up the buckets and start doing the rounds.
But Halloween was never about the kitschier stuff for me, it was always about horror. So i celebrated by watching a few horror films, including a really good bunker horror movie, which is a niche i've been hoping to find good instances of for ages. My favourite tradition used to be watching my favourite Youtube channel do a horror game every day for the whole month. But the channel's gone now, so that tradition with it.
Dairy Milk. But that's fancy chocolate for fancy people, so you don't encounter it all too often on Halloween, only on rarer occasions.
Yeah, we do a lot of the same stuff as America for Halloween, just to a lesser extent i think. It's a festive time of year this, cos we have Halloween on the 31st, and then Guy Fawkes on the 5th. Then we're already like 2 months into Christmas fever, cos apparently that starts in like, September these days.
I don't tend to celebrate any of the more traditional ways. You don't get trick-or-treaters around these parts, unless the sheep were to pick up the buckets and start doing the rounds.
But Halloween was never about the kitschier stuff for me, it was always about horror. So i celebrated by watching a few horror films, including a really good bunker horror movie, which is a niche i've been hoping to find good instances of for ages. My favourite tradition used to be watching my favourite Youtube channel do a horror game every day for the whole month. But the channel's gone now, so that tradition with it.
Dairy Milk. But that's fancy chocolate for fancy people, so you don't encounter it all too often on Halloween, only on rarer occasions.
Thanks to @Angie for opening, and @JMG and @Lane for tagging me.
Yeah, we do a lot of the same stuff as America for Halloween, just to a lesser extent i think. It's a festive time of year this, cos we have Halloween on the 31st, and then Guy Fawkes on the 5th. Then we're already like 2 months into Christmas fever, cos apparently that starts in like, September these days.
I don't tend to celebrate any of the more traditional ways. You don't get trick-or-treaters around these parts, unless the sheep were to pick up the buckets and start doing the rounds.
But Halloween was never about the kitschier stuff for me, it was always about horror. So i celebrated by watching a few horror films, including a really good bunker horror movie, which is a niche i've been hoping to find good instances of for ages. My favourite tradition used to be watching my favourite Youtube channel do a horror game every day for the whole month. But the channel's gone now, so that tradition with it.
Dairy Milk. But that's fancy chocolate for fancy people, so you don't encounter it all too often on Halloween, only on rarer occasions.
Yeah, we do a lot of the same stuff as America for Halloween, just to a lesser extent i think. It's a festive time of year this, cos we have Halloween on the 31st, and then Guy Fawkes on the 5th. Then we're already like 2 months into Christmas fever, cos apparently that starts in like, September these days.
I don't tend to celebrate any of the more traditional ways. You don't get trick-or-treaters around these parts, unless the sheep were to pick up the buckets and start doing the rounds.
But Halloween was never about the kitschier stuff for me, it was always about horror. So i celebrated by watching a few horror films, including a really good bunker horror movie, which is a niche i've been hoping to find good instances of for ages. My favourite tradition used to be watching my favourite Youtube channel do a horror game every day for the whole month. But the channel's gone now, so that tradition with it.
Dairy Milk. But that's fancy chocolate for fancy people, so you don't encounter it all too often on Halloween, only on rarer occasions.
Haha, so much of your reply made me laugh, sheep and buckets and fancy chocolate for fancy people, and you're right about Christmas! The decorations are already up in some of the towns near me. Shame about your horror Channel, tho 
Does your country celebrate? If so, how?
We do to varying degrees depending on where and who are around.
Will you celebrate today/night?
I celebrate Halloween each day. Gotta face for it, that or radio. LOL
What's your favorite Halloween candy (for those who celebrate)?
I would say any candy is good, but my favorites are solid chocolate especially dark chocolate.
We do to varying degrees depending on where and who are around.
Will you celebrate today/night?
I celebrate Halloween each day. Gotta face for it, that or radio. LOL
What's your favorite Halloween candy (for those who celebrate)?
I would say any candy is good, but my favorites are solid chocolate especially dark chocolate.