Little guy taking it all in

Though I think he's lost his moustache. Finnley celebrating Halloween at Nursery in China.
It was very interesting to hear from the children at school today that many of them didn't like Halloween at all. I was telling them stories about when I was their age. We knew it as Guising and all very much more gentle. With our turnip lanterns we went to neighbours and friends and had to sing or dance or tell a joke to earn our reward- a handful of fruit/nuts,
sweets and sometimes coins.
Happy days.
Three good things
1. Good gardening session planting up our barrels of flowers with bulbs for spring time.
2. David and Jenn got their postcard.....the one we sent from Italy in August 😊😊😊😊
3. Cosy by the fire tonight.

[Judith Johnson]

Yes I remember trying to hollow out a turnip lantern! Much easier nowadays with a pumpkin! Lovely wistful shot of Finnley

[Lou Ann]

He is so sweet! China, oh my. I loved Halloween! “Those were the days”.

[Maggiemae]

In China? - Halloween in China? Your Halloween sounds so much better than 'trick or treat"! I heard someone chose trick and got bitten!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

So cute.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely keepsake photo

[Pat Knowles]

Halloween is scary for children....I don’t like Halloween either! I like the sound of yours much better! I’m surprised it’s reached as far as China!

[Sarah Bremner]

@happypat their school is Boston International school so full on Halloween traditions!

[Sarah Bremner]

@busylady @louannwarren @maggiemae @mittens @happypat @ziggy77
Thank you for your lovely comments
International School in China so lots of multicultural stuff.

[Peter Dulis]

cute

[Diana Moss]

so very cute a fav

[Kathy A]

I’m not a Halloween fan either

[Sarah Bremner]

@pdulis @snowy @kjarn
Thank you for your lovely comments

[Allison Williams]

You captured a magical moment. I agree about Halloween. It has become a holiday for thrill-seeking adults.