
With little warning we descended on our neighbors with hoops and howls and all kinds of noises. Usually they weren't prepared to receive us (since Halloween isn't a Belgian tradition) but made do with whatever they could find in their kitchen or wallet (4 euro!). The dark Cote d'Or chocolate was a real treat!
Fernanda told me her son Luca had been looking forward to trick-or-treating because it would make him feel like an American, or something along those lines. Funny, isn't it, the impressions kids have of Americans and where they get them.

2 comments:
Sounds really fun, Courtenay. Perhaps that will be us next year - with a crowd. Jonathan and I went it alone this year as Nathaniel never likes to go since he doesn't like candy. He doesn't see much point in going when there are no rewards for him. I don't blame him. We had a nice time walking along the street.
I miss trick-or-treating in the US because I love seeing the kids dressed up in their costumes. I love dressing up too, but didn't have time this year. Glad you and Jonathan had fun.
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