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Trick – or – Treat!

So a guy wore a flashing pumpkin pin and a gal wore orange and black striped socks and a Snoopy Halloween T-Shirt to work yesterday and Two employees fired for Halloween clothes. Yes, fired. And if you ask me, when “Monday’s e-mail clarified the policy: “Anyone wearing costumes, or modifying their appearance whether by makeup or change to their outward appearance to show defiance will have their employment terminated.” I don’t consider a pin or a t-shirt and socks “defiance”. Yes, full costumes can be distracting at work. But a PIN??? Come on. I normally wear my Halloween necklace every year, but I forgot about it yesterday. I can’t imagine being fired over it! (Article found thanks to Candi)

Did you have trick-or-treaters? I took Jason out in my parent’s subdivision, just the blocks right around there house, and there were TONS of kids out. He ended up with a nice big bag full of candy. Not everyone was passing out – but not everyone has in years past, so I wasn’t surprised. Seemed like a normal Halloween, and I am glad. I was really disappointed to see that the mall had cancelled their celebrations. We have never gone, but I know people that go every year. I think it’s really important to keep things as “normal” as possible when it comes to children. It’s not easy, and I understand the concerns that people have – but I am glad Jason had a nice normal trick-or-treating night. At the age of 9, we might not have too many of those left!

By Christine

Christine is an Avenger of Sexiness. Her Superpower is helping Hot Mamas grow their Confidence by rediscovering their Beauty. She lives in the Heights in Houston, Texas, works as a boudoir photographer, and writes about running a Business of Awesome. In her spare time, she loves to knit, especially when she travels. She & her husband Mike have a food blog at Spoon & Knife.

2 replies on “Trick – or – Treat!”

We had SO many trick-or-treaters this year! It’s our first year in a house/real neighborhood — we’ve always been in apartment complexes before. We had four big bags of candy, plus all the change-favors I put up in my blog — and we still ran out. Before Todd could get all the lights off and decorations down, they were still knocking! I had to dig into my purse-stash and we passed out a few jawbreakers and lollipops from the cabinet before we closed up shop. It was truly comical — we thought we’d be passing out canned goods there for a bit!

are there any malls in houston doing anything for our trick-or-treaters tomorrow ? I just moved here from louisiana and am looking for safe places to go that you don’t have to pay for. any comments???

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