Hello November

Though the winds were still howling Halloween Eve, along about noon Tuesday, the power company issued an all-clear insofar as a threatened shutoff.

Yesterday, the sun was shining, no wind in sight and, as I took down the patio decorations, put my costume in storage, Halloween fast became a distant memory.

I’m pretty much an open book, but confess to now having at least one skeleton in my closet.

Making a run to Sprouts Farmers Market, after yesterday's workout, I saw Christmas already on display.

The annual Christmas movies began playing on TV early last week, while the old Peter Cushing Halloween monster movies were still playing.

Everything is so out of sequence.

As previously mentioned, I always buy at least one bag of candy, just in case a trick or treater shows up. In the old days, when I could eat what I wanted, not getting children in costumes at the door wasn’t a problem, I’d eat the candy myself.

However, since I can no longer do that, I’ll be taking the leftover candy down to the Community Room, let the residents have at it.

On TikTok, looking at videos of little trick or treaters, I ran across Transformer costumes.

Way cool …. but HOW?