Below is a breakdown of who came to my door tonight asking for a trick or a treat. Surprisingly, none of them were willing to see me do a trick, all opting for the treat instead.
I asked everybody, when it wasn't obvious, what they were dressed up as.
| Costume Type | Quantity | Specifics |
| Black Magic | 12 | Witch, Warlock |
| Animals | 11 | Ladybug, Lion, Dinosaur, Monkey, Leopard, Tiger, Dog, Bear, Bee |
| Undead | 9 | Vampire, Zombie |
| Supernatural Beings | 7 | Angel, Devil, Grim Reaper |
| Superheros & Cartoon Characters | 7 | Spiderman, Shrek, Scooby Doo |
| No Effort | 7 | |
| Clowns | 6 | |
| Pop Culture | 5 | Alice Cooper, Scream, Anakin Skywalker, McDonald's Employee, Jason |
| Historical Figures | 3 | 60's Girl, Knight, Island Girl |
| Far East Characters | 3 | Ninja, Chinese Woman |
| Criminals | 3 | Murderer, Robber |
| Royalty | 2 | Princess, Queen Elizabeth |
| Not Clever Enough For a Real Idea | 1 | “Your Worst Nightmare” (yeah, I don't get that one either) |
| Endangered Species | 1 | Vancouver Canucks fan |
| Unknown | 1 | (really, that's what he said: "I don't know." |
| Career | 1 | Scientist* |
*I gave the scientist four times the amount of candy anybody else got. GO SCIENCE!
Well, that makes no sense. Why would a Catholic support the scientist, when Catholicism directly contradicts that which the scientist has to offer (namely, the truth)?
ReplyDelete*Sigh*... if you only knew the Truth. Science & faith need not contradict each other. In fact, they can't - truth is truth, whether it be about molecular matrices or the nature of the soul.
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