019 | all hallow's eve

[archivy]

Hal·low·een or Hallowe'en Hal′·low·e'en′, pronounced hal′ə wēn′ (noun):

the day or, especially, the evening of Oct. 31, now generally celebrated by masquerading, trick-or-treating, displaying jack-o'-lanterns, etc.

[filtered away from Harry]While I strongly believe in an early bedtime for children my age, I will attempt to be present at the

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[browning_baby]

What kind of candy do you like, Ivy?

[archivy]

Candy is not good for the teeth. But I like milk chocolate and chocolate chip cookies best.

[browning_baby]

Kincaid will remind you to brush your teeth later.

[archivy]

Of course. And I would hardly forget.

What are your plans for Halloween, Anita?

[browning_baby]

Nothing. Just being here, I guess.

[archivy]

I do not see anything wrong with such plans. If Kincaid were not taking me trick-or-treating, I would certainly be doing something similar to your plans.

[browning_baby]

You think so. I'm better Harry would've had ou out if Kincaid didn't.

Kids should enjoy Halloween.

[archivy]

I think you have a valid point. Harry shares your view on children and Halloween and he insists of seeing the child in me.

[browning_baby]

No matter what, you're still a kid, Achive or not.

[archivy]

However, I am hardly a normal child.

[browning_baby]

All the more reason to be a kid when you can.

[archivy]

That is a valid point.