This Halloween feels very quiet right?
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Anonymous
| Alexandria much quieter than usual pretty sure we all know why. |
Anonymous
| We got totally slammed with trick or treaters in dc |
Anonymous
| Tons of kids in Bethesda. Madhouse from 6-8 and still a few until 8:30ish. It was pretty cold though. |
Anonymous
| Lyon Village was lots of fun! |
Anonymous
| Ours was quiet. We had a brief surge around 7pm, maybe 15 kids, but otherwise almost no one. |
Anonymous
| Capitol Hill was packed as always. We went through 4 giant Costco bags of candy. |
Anonymous
| Last year I ran out of candy by 8. This year I had a lot of candy left when I turned out the lights at 9. Similar amount of candy purchased both years. |
Anonymous
| Kids were out in our neighborhood but not as many as last year. Last year our streets were filled with people driving in just to trick or treat. This year, seemingly none of that. I assume it was the cold. It was freezing out. We started at 6p and were done by 7:30p. |
Anonymous
| Gaza Palestine lol this is pretty hilarious keeping 6-10 year olds home |
Anonymous
Why |
Anonymous
| Tons of kids in my Silver Spring street. I ran out of candy. |
Anonymous
Goodness! What county are you located in? Is this a typical amount for you? |
Anonymous
Yeah, why? We’re in the Alexandria part of Fairfax County and things were jumping. |
Anonymous
Why? My guess would be that it’s cold but I assume you mean something else? |
Anonymous
| We had waves of kids from 4:30 (the tiny ones) then many more 6-7:45. We ran out of candy and had bought a ton. It was quieter though. Usually we run out way earlier and have to get more. The sidewalk had room this year. 22206 |