Happy Halloween

Or should I say...happy hallows eve? I haven't celebrated traditional Halloween since I was a kid (trick or treating), so instead I thought I would say Happy hallow's eve. For those who don't know, today 481 years ago, Protestant Christianity as we know it was born when Martin Luther posted his 95 theses on a church door in Wittenberg, Germany on October 31, 1517. We, as Christians, owe alot to this great man of the faith. Sorry to bore with a history lesson, but I personally think that Martin Luther is more important than freaky dead people decorations that do nothing but scare people when they go get candy...ooh wait....candy...hmmm, I may have to reconsider my previous opinion. haha. jk. I did however have some very fond memories of dressing up as a kid. For example, my mom dressing me up as a skeleton when I was like 5, because I was so skinny they couldn't find pants to fit me. That hurts, mom. I still love you though. :) Anywho, have fun everybody, be careful and eat candy until you feel like you wanna puke.

P.S. - What is up with people giving to kids non-brand candy items like pretzels, popcorn balls, random hard candy or candy corn...(yuck! Who invented candy corn?) Please give awesome candy for these cute little kids or they might revolt and throw it back at you, like I wanted to...haha.

Here's a couple of videos to make your day happy: