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The day we celebrate the night of the witch is approaching. The witches are a holiday that is celebrated primarily in the Western world on the night of October 31st to November 1st. It is famous primarily in the English-speaking world, for example, Ireland, the United States, Canada, England, Australia and New Zealand. Somehow it corresponds to the Catholic holiday of all saints. A very popular practice for Halloween is to cut the pumpkin into which the candle is then inserted. But I’m more modern and I bought it quite ceramic.
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Question of
Do you know the holiday of Halloween?
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Question of
Do you celebrate Halloween?
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Halloween is my favorite holiday. I buy several of the small pie pumpkins as soon as they are in the market and save one to cook for Thanksgiving pie in November and another for Christmas. I save the seeds, too, to dry and grind into flour for making bread.
Oh, how nice Ann-I do not celebrate this holiday much-children celebrate with us
I will gladly celebrate any holiday that ends with pumpkin pie.
Do you bake a pumpkin pie Ann?
I do, lado, it is a tradition that I buy the pumpkin/s before Halloween and then bake pies from them for Thanksgiving and Christmas. In the meantime, they stay in their shells as decorations.
It’s not celebrated here in Bulgaria, but young people and kids like organizing theamed parties.
Ellie is also celebrating with us children, for me this holiday has nothing to do with it
I celebrated when my kids were young. Man those were fun times.
Yes, this is more a holiday for children – thanks for viewing and commenting
Halloween is such a fun celebration and I just love that kids get candy for free!
Even with us, this is more a holiday for children
We don’t have Halloween here besides watching it on TV.
You did not miss a friend, it seems to me that this holiday has no connection – it’s more for children
Well, at least you have the holiday.
My friend for me is a holiday every day
We have Halloween here in the US but I think it is manly for the kids. I don’t participate.
Carol, too, I do not-it’s more a holiday for the kids
I know this feast but I don’t celebrate it
Why do not you celebrate Vidocka?
Here we don’t have Halloween.
But do not you have this mournful holiday with you? thanks for viewing and commenting
In Thailand, they have a different date. In the Philippines we have.
You see how different we are – so is right – you have other holidays that we do not have
Here, we’ve to pay to join Halloween parties at some expensive place, so nah… not for me :p
Even for me, this is not one of the trappers – for me, children are even more celebrated