Hallowe'en

[ailbhe]

I think I'm going to make up a bunch of Trick or Treat flyers and post them through doors on this street, on about 26 October. Each house to get one each of "NO TRICK OR TREAT" or "Trick or Treat welcome" - or something. Something about right to stick in the window or on the door.

I really love Hallowe'en and trick or treating, and I hate hate hate the idea of bothering people who don't want to be bothered.

Suggestions for wording or design welcome.

Comments

[myfirstkitchen.livejournal.com]

I'd probably go for just the positive sign, but I don't know because I don't know if given the option I'd display either. It's so hard. If they're under 8, I don't mind kids coming to my house, but if they're older they always seem to want more - LOTS of sweets rather than one or two, or asking outright for money - and if they're of secondary school age then there tend to be more "tricks" whatever we have to offer.