I'm looking at the countdown app on my phone, and it says there's five days left until Halloween. And I'm actually quite proud of myself. It was about two weeks ago that I bought a box of Halloween candy for trick or treaters, and I haven't eaten any of it yet! I still have a full box of Halloween candy. However, yesterday after work, I did run out and panic buy more candy. I'm always worried that I'm not going to have enough Halloween candy. I don't know why I worry about it, because I live in an apartment building. Usually, I just get the three kids who live in my building, if that. But anyway, if anyone does come knocking on my door, I am more than prepared! And I've got two full boxes of Halloween candy ready for anyone who might come knocking on my door.
It feels like I've been going flat-out this October, so I haven't done my favourite thing yet: watch a whole bunch of Halloween movies and TV specials! I mean, I have been able to check out a few. I mean, for me, it's just not Halloween until I watch The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. You know...the story of the Headless Horseman. And I'm talking about the original Disney animated one from the 1940s. That was on TV every Halloween when I was a kid, so now that it's on Disney Plus, I watch it every Halloween. And of course, you have to watch It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown. I've watched that one already. Spend $5 to get the DVD a long time ago, and one of the best $5 I've ever spent. And I was talking about this last week. I've got to watch Ghostbusters. That became a Halloween tradition of mine. On Halloween, I order a pizza and watch Ghostbusters. So how about you? Surely, there must be some Halloween special or spooky movie you watch it get you in the Halloween mood. Today I want to know, it's just not Halloween until you watch what? Text in and let me know!
And that's it for me, I'm done for the day. Thanks for hanging out with me on this lovely Tuesday morning. But before I go, I just want to take a moment to wish you all a happy National Black Cat Day!
That's the thing, right? There are still a lot of superstitious folks out there who think that black cats are bad luck, and as such, black cats are the least likely to be adopted from animal shelters. So national Black Cat Day was started to bring awareness to black cat adoption, and help people realize that black cats are just as cute and cuddly as any other cat. So Happy National Black Cat awareness day! And whatever day you're celebrating today, I hope you have a good one.
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