Even as a kid, October 31st for me wasn’t that different from any other day of the year.
I always wanted books, not candies.
I’m a reader.
I get to pretend to be whoever I wanted, whenever I wanted.
I’m a writer.
I don’t want to buy more costumes because my wardrobe is full of them.
I’m a dancer.
But there is something I always make a big deal of…
NaNoWriMo!
Happy writing and crying.
Herminia Chow 
Halloween scares me. I don’t mind dressing up, but it was always my least favorite holiday. Good luck with NaNo! 🙂
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It doesn’t even feel like a holiday. Thanks. All the best!
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I don’t think of All Hallows Eve as a time for costumes and candy; it’s the turning of the Celtic New Year for me, the change from light to dark. In the darkest time of the year, I purge my negative energy and celebrate my success over the past year. After the winter solstice, the days become longer once again, and it’s a time to build towards new goals I want to achieve, and focus on the positive. It’s a transition time, a time to rest and restore before moving forward. 🙂
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I love how you think. Here’s to purging all that negativity and restoring your energy to achieve new goals. I hope you’re doing well.
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