No one at our place. That means at least three weeks worth of potato chips packed in my lunch bag

cdnpont wrote:

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Decent weather, sad turnout. Gets less every year. Maybe the kids can't be pulled away from their phones?

...Or maybe my Chief Pontiac scared them away?

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 high beam indicator dash light. Love It!

I purchased over 400 pieces of candy and give out two or three per goblin, got three left when I decide to pull the plug this year. I usually see 100 kids. I like to dress up, this year I was an Admiral, set up outside and be part of the fun. I had as many as  a dozen kids hit at times. Interestingly I live in an older Toronto neighborhood and Halloween is on full bore and yet others here say its dying. We get a few interlopers driven in from other places but most neighborhood kids. Toronto is made up of a lot of small towns within the big city and people have a real connection to whatever community they live in. I think it really shows on Halloween night. Our street was "lit" as the younger ones say and we had a lot of fun.