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This year was ok. Major step was getting some better lights because last year this fat ass bush was blocking the lit doorway from the angle most people would approach, so like nobody thought we were active.

Thankfully not the same problem this year. I could've used more candy, actually.

Some kids arrived with full buckets, but some still a little bare. It looked like the neighborhood wasn't too active. I get that safety is becoming a rising issue everywhere, and people are getting old, but I grew up in this neighborhood and it was more active.

Costumes were cool. The influence our generation still keeps some themes of old Jason, Nightmare Before Christmas, simple stuff like pirates. One thing I noticed more this year is girls wearing male character Spider-Man costumes. I think it's especially cool seeing the Miles costume because the character has been developing into much more than a simply being a token/spinoff character.

I don't quite see myself being to go hard on decorations, but I'm definitely looking to refine my simple lighting, which may be a case of getting more to cover more area properly.

I guess I reached that point in life where I believe there's some obligation to the next generation. It is a bit going out of my way, but it's not like they can transfer to an entirely different neighborhood on a Tuesday night, where many houses close shop by 9pm (at least that's how I knew it growing up).