Ghouls and other of my family and friends shall try to have fun tonight. I hope you do too. Whether you have kiddies or not, today is one of those days when we can all go out and celebrate. Unless you are a Jehova's witness or stict Mormon. If so, sorry dude, what a drag.
That reminds me, evidently the Hallows eve par-tea, is a westerner thing. Over the distant mysterious lands if Japan, it is not the norm to gather up all the children in a case of nationwide sugar-rush. Who knew?
Anyway, I haven't had much time in the past two weeks for my literary exploits, but I did do some editing. It feels good to be making progress.
All right peeps, I must get ready to begin the candy overdose (and ensuing tummy aches) that is scheduled for today. Go scare somebody, or get scared, or get candy, or go get some.
Just go...
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- Jm Diaz
- It's not that I'm mean. It's just that I sometimes say things others only think, yet are afraid to voice themselves. Oh, and I'm not very good at talking about myself. That's why I make up people, and then place them in situations, and throw in a guy with a gun. I'm a writer, attempting to peel away from the world of Systems Engineering. Not that Information Technology is bad, its just that I don't love it. Not like I love storytelling. Pays the bills though.
7 comments:
Is that anything like Sex and Candy?
I'm always scared...that somebody will see right through me...
It's not the norm in Hong Kong either, though it is becoming more popular to dress up for the occasion and have parties.
Haha, Tina Lynn... I thought the same thing.
Sexo y dulce.
Who's that loungin' in my bed?
I knew you would totally get it, Amber:)
I think I ate too much candy.
Interesting blog you have here.
Halloween is one American export that people might actually like.
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