Just this week a lot of know-it-all types had advice about how to ruin Halloween for the children of America.
Jyl Steinback of adviceforparents.org suggests donating some of your kid's hard-earned candy to a senior center. Jyl? Really, was Jill too hard to spell?
I had five damn large Snickers and my mom gave them away to some geezers. |
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6 comments:
LOL - yes, I would have been REALLY upset if my parents had given away my candy. It was bad enough that my mom picked through to snag the Reese's Cups. :)
A kid EARNS that candy. How could anyone take it away from him? I will confess to stealing a few pieces of dark chocolate from my children, but certainly not to giving away their stash!
Ha! After all, it is just once a year. People have no sense of proportion.
Why would a senior center want your kids' candy? They can buy candy anytime they want.
I usually realized I should have got rid of some of it when Easter rolled around and I had to go dig in the back of the closet for the "official" basket. Always, before I'd get to it, that darned plastic pumpkin would turn up with some quite-well-preserved candy in its bowels...
Excellent information..
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