A Short Story : Halloween Night : A Story

Finally…. Halloween was here. I have waited all year for this day. My all time favorite holiday. School was finally over and I slipped on my costume and jetted out the door. I was ready for the spooky scares, chilly air, and crazy dares that happen on halloween night. My friend Kayla and I walked to each door chanting “trick or treat”, but one house appeared to be kind of peculiar. The house was big, white, and the tiles were falling off. Nobody dared to step on the property of the house.

It was a hot, warm, nice day. The Wind blew calmly through trees. Not a thing was out of place. Hanayia lived on 5th Avenue. Beautiful houses, nice people, perfect life. Hanayia had the

Waylon and his older brother Jesse were spending another Halloween pounding the pavement. It was getting dark and cold. Mom and dad sat in the minivan across the street as the kids knocked on doors and did their best to scare the residents of Tucson. Waylon was dressed as SpongeBob, while his big brother had dressed up as a pirate. Of course Jesse was the best he told everyone so.

Halloween is a night of sweets, outfits, and fun that exclusively comes around once per year on October 31st. This is a period when individuals get an opportunity to dress up and be somebody or something else. Individuals can go to parties, haunted houses, or go trick or-treating. There are things to people do no matter their age. Halloween is filled with rich with history, old religious convictions, and stories.

A common story told around Halloween is the tale of the Headless Horseman. Within the past century, both Disney and Hollywood have given their views on the classic tale. Disney holds most of the original concept of Irving 's tale than the Tim Burton’s movie. However, the changes in the bridge scene, the concept of the characters, and the horseman takes valuable meaning away from Irving 's timeless classic “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”

Every year, new haunted houses are being made and people are getting ready to give a fright to those who dare enter! Halloween is getting more popular with skin-crawling costumes, horrifying haunted houses and spooky stories. Haunted houses are the main attraction during this event as stated in “The History of Haunted Houses”, “It’s just not Halloween without a haunted house”, and “One-Third of Americans Believe Dearly May Not Have Departed.”

I went trick-or treat .New Madrid all round town .On October 31 Halloween day. Me and my family such as ,sister,brother ,mom,aunt,uncle ,cousin .All the kids dressed as The Purge.We had on all black,hat ,black shoes ,and our face was painted like the purge had like different design .We had carry fake weapon .Every Time we got off the back of the truck we had a different routine .

With Halloween just days away, the festivities are already underway across the city. In a few days, the annual Village Halloween Parade will fill up the streets of Manhattan with costumed costumes but if you’re looking to for an alternative on Halloween night, there’s something cool happening in Times Square.

Depending on how a person defines zombies, the Bible has a lot to say about the topic, according to Arizona-based pastor Mark Driscoll of Trinity Church in a Halloween-themed video series.

Other people’s decisions and thoughts used to have an immense part of my choices and decisions for myself. Dr. Seuss tells us that we should not try to fit in because we were born to stand out. However, I only figured out that this was true as I was sick laying in bed. Never, will I do anything exactly like anybody again.

Halloween! A spooky time to celebrate and make great memories. You get candy, or you hang out, or you go somewhere… Anyways, Halloween is a great time! But sometimes Halloween can go a little wrong.

What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word “Halloween”? Most people would respond with costumes. According to history.com, however, the tradition of dressing up only started a couple hundred years ago. This tradition has both European and Celtic roots. It was believed that on Halloween, ghosts would come back to the earthly world.

Over 90 million pounds of candy are sold on October 31st. Children go door to door dressed in strange costumes ringing doorbells and asking for candy. There is no other day of the year that is acceptable to collect candy from neighbors while dressed as someone or something else. Halloween is a mysterious holiday that is celebrated by many countries and many cultures in different and unique ways. Countless people do not realize how strange Halloween really is and why it is truly celebrated.

In Europe people celebrate halloween like we celebrate Halloween but the fascinating there continent with a long and tempestuous history and a legends and century-old castles but it not a great place to be at on Halloween.

Halloween has been celebrated in this country and many other countries with fan and fair. A local celebration for this holiday is the Heritage Halloween event. This event takes place every year at the National Ranching Heritage Center on October 31. During this event many activities took place such as Trick-or-Treating, hayrides, and cakewalks. The activity that interested me was Trick-or-Treating ritual.