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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Totally. Rude. The world does not revolve around yoU and your kid. [b] What if every other parent made the same decision so that there was no one home, any where, to hand out candy to your precious little angel? There will be other halloweens.[/b] If yoU are so concerned, switch off and on with your dh next year. Or have your dh do one block with DC, come home and switch places with you. This is not rocket science. [/quote] some of you PPs are bat-sh*t crazy. The ages when parents accompany their children trick-or-treating don't last forever, eventually today's parents with toddlers will be tomorrow's parents with teens and they will be home "paying it forward" and handing out candy to tomorrow's toddlers. Enjoy Halloween out your little ones as a whole family, if that's what you wish to do! Leave a bowl or shut off your lights -- you have plenty of years ahead of you to hand out candy. [/quote] Lady, you are the one who is batshit. Guess what? My mom never took us in all our years trick or treating. My dad and she stayed home and gave out candy. You will never believe what happened? We all lived. Without this precious, shared, family memory. Snif sniff. Schnookums. [/quote] Did I miss the part where we were talking about your mom? Talk about thinking the world revolves around you. OP wants to be out with the whole family, which is what I was responding to. I never said all families MUST celebrate Halloween together as a family, nor did I say anything about this being a "precious, shared, family, memory." Weirdo. [/quote]
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