Trading Pit
Well, the American economy may be tanking but the Trick-Or-Treat Candy Trade is doing brisk business on my front porch today.
paper lantern of the day Saturday, November 01, 2008
01 November 2008
Well, the American economy may be tanking but the Trick-Or-Treat Candy Trade is doing brisk business on my front porch today.
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- Name: Erin
- Location: Maryland, United States
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2 Comments:
So, are you the type of of mom who lets them keep it all, or do you loot some of it?
Kelli,
In this socialist/dictator household, we tax those that work really hard at Trick-or-Treating so we can all share equally in the abundance. After all it is only fair that those of us who are not working the Trick-or-Treat scene should still be allowed some of the benefits and windfalls.
Typically this government requires Milk Duds, Junior Mints and anything dark chocolate.
(And within 30 days the entire sickening batch gets thrown out or repurposed for Christmas stockings. Shhhhh!)
What type of mom are you?
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