For how it was spent in previous years, see the Halloween sequence in the classic film Meet Me in St. Louis. http://americanprofile.com/art...ha-kansas-tradition/

Happy All Hallows, Mr. B! From around the world!
http://www.novareinna.com/festive/world.html

Our Halloween Tree, now nearly barren of its late autumn leaves, boasts of many small orbs swayed by chilled northern breezes. Oaken limbs with orange lights illuminate the front yard. Two old cinema posters - Frankenstein's timeless monster and the wonderful Werewolf - fill front windows. Those little scruffs will need to be mighty brave in receiving their Treats in just a bit more than 24hrs: http://www.omarshauntedtrail.c...ted/E/EerieFlute.mp3
Enjoy. Stay Safe!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN, All!

I'm at the Genesee Theatre in Waukegan tonight for the 9th Annual Happy Hallowe'en Ray Bradbury Storytelling Festival, and there's not a ghost of a chance that Mr. Bradbury isn't in the audience with us enjoying every second!

Thanks, Ken, that's great!

@Ken. Sounds like a fantastic time. Did they video any of it? On YouTube or anything?