None for us. Not a surprise.

One for us before we got a sign on the door saying "sorry, no candy."

They were unaccompanied. I was in the middle of a song on Guitar Hero III and Lani was in a boss fight so we just didn't answer the door. They knocked five times, some them real poundings.

So that pissed us off. If they hadn't done that we'd have gotten organized and been prepared to be handing out some candy. So instead we put up the sign went pack to our video games and will eat it ourselves.

At the droppings???

I did that once. It was my first appartment, and no funds for candy. So I played the trick instead. I put an empty cardboard box on the porch with a "Take One" note and my freind and I got a chuckle everytime kids looked into the box and said "Oh! It's all gone!"

Oh! West Hollywood! I get it!!

Same here, at least twice. All candy gone by 8:30 (three big bags, plus toys for the little ones).

Went to a Halloween party in Toluca Lake tonight. Several kids came by. My friends had a haunted graveyard out front. It was pretty cool.
We watched "Bell Book and Candle", "Legend of Sleepy Hollow" (Disney animated) and "Ghostbusters".
It was a fun night.
Methinks me had too much wine though... ;)

Happy Halloween, Everybody!
:)

Sounds like a great party. I'm attending one this Saturday, at a funeral home. I haven't got a costume yet. I'm hoping to find something heavily discounted tomorrow.

WeHo Halloween was just amazing, and something I plan on doing many more times.

I can't believe I've lived in this town for 30 years, even living in West Hollywood for a time, and never experienced this iconic Los Angeles street happening festivus of masquerade carnaltivality.


Wow.

Heather's brother drove down from the Bay Area yesterday afternoon with his family. We took went to DCA to participate in "Mickey's Halloween Treat". It was particularly exciting for their 2-year-old daughter Chloe. She refused to sit in her stroller or be held - she wanted to hold Heather's hand as she walked all over DCA, dressed as Mickey Mouse, and collecting ridiculous amounts of candy from cheerful cast members. Apparently, she's been scared by recent Nightmare Before Christmas TV commercials, so I read her the kids book before we left and gave her a bendy Jack to hold in the car. By the time we got to the park, she was saying "Hi, Jack!" to all of the people dressed as the character. We didn't do any attractions, but it really wasn't about grown-ups. In all, a mellow and satisfying Halloween.

Now that sounds like a great Halloween MP. Got any photos to share? I'm sure she looked cute as heck!

2 kids before I left to go help T & K.
Got home about 11:30 (the 22 is all fvckered up - ended up taking the 22 west to Magnolia then Magnolia to the 405).
Was tempted and taunted to go out to Sharkees in NB but that just wasn't happening. Too tired. Damn shame too cause my Jessica Rabbit dress was calling my name.