HalloweenTime at DLR Info and Photo Superthread #3

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As a newbie passholder I have a question :)

When I was trying to decide what pass to sign up for I asked a lot of questions, on here and mostly to the people on the AP customer service line... the biggest pull to the 'Premium' pass was it's no blackout dates.

During my conversations I asked if it was definitely no block out, nothing I'd need to pay for 'Even Christmas Day ? etc etc' to which they all said nope nothing blocked out.

I understand this is an event but I'm sure CS should have mentioned it ?

That aside, I'm a little bummed they weren't completely honest but I now I have some questions :D

How does the park differ between before 7pm and after 7pm when the event starts ?

If I had a ticket for the Halloween event but went into DL during the daytime - would I have to leave the park and re enter ?

Silly questions but - is it worth the extra money ?

xoxo :stir:
 
As a newbie passholder I have a question :)

When I was trying to decide what pass to sign up for I asked a lot of questions, on here and mostly to the people on the AP customer service line... the biggest pull to the 'Premium' pass was it's no blackout dates.

During my conversations I asked if it was definitely no block out, nothing I'd need to pay for 'Even Christmas Day ? etc etc' to which they all said nope nothing blocked out.

I understand this is an event but I'm sure CS should have mentioned it ?

That aside, I'm a little bummed they weren't completely honest but I now I have some questions :D

How does the park differ between before 7pm and after 7pm when the event starts ?

If I had a ticket for the Halloween event but went into DL during the daytime - would I have to leave the park and re enter ?

Silly questions but - is it worth the extra money ?

xoxo :stir:

No, you don't have to leave the park. There will be an area to check into for the party. Many people will rent a locker to put their costume stuff in till it's time to change.

"Is it worth it" is a matter of personal opinion. To me, absolutely! I'm a big Halloween fan! Being able to dress up and go trick or treating in Disneyland is an awesome experience! The fireworks ars fantastic, the atmosphere is great!

You can enjoy a lot of Halloween stuff without a party ticket,though. All the major decorations are out all season long (they do bring out some temporary ones for the party). Most of the food and merchandise are also available to regular park guest as is the Halloween round up, Jack's take over of the HM and the ghosts invasion of Space Mountain.

do some youtube viewing. Search "Disneyland Halloween Party". Sometimes youtube will through in Disney World's Halloween Party, they are NOT the same! I'd hate to see you come back all bummed 'cause The Headless Horseman didn't lead off the parade or there wasn't a ghost talking to you in front of the HM.
 
Does anyone know what event has the resort area hotels almost completely sold out already four weeks out for the weekend of Friday, October 11? We've got reservations at the HoJo (thank God!), but I was looking tonight and there seems to be almost not a room left near DLR. I checked the convention center website, but I don't know whether any of the events listed there is an enormous one. Does anyone know what event sucked up the rooms that weekend? (It can't simply be Halloween Time, can it?)
 
...do some youtube viewing. Search "Disneyland Halloween Party". Sometimes youtube will through in Disney World's Halloween Party, they are NOT the same! I'd hate to see you come back all bummed 'cause The Headless Horseman didn't lead off the parade or there wasn't a ghost talking to you in front of the HM.

I guess I was just a little taken aback not being told about these events when I'd spent time going over everything with them.

That aside, I checked out some videos on YT and it looks like great fun, perhaps I'll give in and get myself a ticket! The idea of dressing up at Disney may be too good to miss.

Thanks for your response :)
 
When I was trying to decide what pass to sign up for I asked a lot of questions, on here and mostly to the people on the AP customer service line... the biggest pull to the 'Premium' pass was it's no blackout dates. During my conversations I asked if it was definitely no block out, nothing I'd need to pay for 'Even Christmas Day ? etc etc' to which they all said nope nothing blocked out. I understand this is an event but I'm sure CS should have mentioned it ? That aside, I'm a little bummed they weren't completely honest but I now I have some questions

I don't think the CMs were being dishonest with you. The Premium AP doesn't have any blackout dates, not even on Christmas. The hard ticket events aren't considered "black outs" but rather an "after hours" event. It's unfortunate that you thought "no blackouts" meant that all special ticket events would be included, but it wasn't really dishonest on the CMs part. It might be more a case of mistake terminology...blackout dates versus special ticket events.

How does the park differ between before 7pm and after 7pm when the event starts? If I had a ticket for the Halloween event but went into DL during the daytime - would I have to leave the park and re enter? Silly questions but - is it worth the extra money ?:

As a Goofy_Mom said, much of the park remains the same during the day and during the party, but there some additional decorations (mostly projections on buildings and Mickey ghosts). Plus there are the MHP activities (e.g., trick-or-treating, character dance parties, character meet and greets). SMGG and HMH are the same. If you are in the park during the day, you can pick up your wristband and treat bag at a station in the park. It usually opens at the same time that they start allowing guests with only the party ticket enter the park (3:00 or 4:00 pm). Be sure to get it before the party starts...it's usually less busy! In general, I feel like the park has a much stronger Halloween-vibe during the party.

The question about money is always tough to answer. It really depends on your personal preferences and what you want to get from the party. The Cavalcade is cute, but not worth the price of admission by itself. The fireworks are one my favorites and seeing Zero fly is a highlight. So for me, that makes it "worth it." Getting lots of candy is a bonus. I don't go to the meet and greets, so that doesn't factor into my decision. I also don't go to the party to ride the rides, because they're no different than they are during the day and I don't want to spend party time in line.

Does anyone know what event has the resort area hotels almost completely sold out already four weeks out for the weekend of Friday, October 11?

I saw it mentioned that the CHOC walk is on Sunday the 13th. Maybe a lot of folks come for that and spend the weekend at DLR. It's also Columbus Day weekend, so some folks might have a three day weekend. Those are the only two things I've read about, but maybe there is something else as well.
 
I saw it mentioned that the CHOC walk is on Sunday the 13th. Maybe a lot of folks come for that and spend the weekend at DLR. It's also Columbus Day weekend, so some folks might have a three day weekend. Those are the only two things I've read about, but maybe there is something else as well.

Of course! Thanks, I had forgotten about the CHOC walk. I bet that's a big part of it.
 
I've been out of the loop for some of the last few days, but I was just talking with a CM about October 9 (Wed) and the early closure of DL (6:00 pm). She said that there is a CM Halloween party that night.
 
I don't think the CMs were being dishonest with you. The Premium AP doesn't have any blackout dates, not even on Christmas. The hard ticket events aren't considered "black outs" but rather an "after hours" event. It's unfortunate that you thought "no blackouts" meant that all special ticket events would be included, but it wasn't really dishonest on the CMs part. It might be more a case of mistake terminology...blackout dates versus special ticket events.

Thank You, I guess it's irrelevant now but I did have a good conversation with the CS and there was ample opportunity for them to mention it, it wasn't just a question about 'blackout dates'... that aside I guess it was a misunderstanding, given that the guys at Disney have been helpful every other time so we'll leave that as that :)

I've now just to decide whether to get a ticket to the party or not, it sounds pretty exciting so it's a case of convincing some friends to come with :p
 
Hey Sherry
I found that Target has an excusive new M&M called Pumpkin Spice. I have to get some soon. I just took pictures in my Demeter costume I made. I will try to post some later on tonight and tomorrow.
 
Kilala -

I'm sure you did a great job on the costume!

Pumpkin Spice M&M's at Target? Thank you for the heads up! I hadn't seen that one yet (fortunately!).

Now you see, that puts me in the same position I was in last year, when I was debating on whether or not to get a package of Candy Corn Oreo's (not only candy corn-flavored filling, but also candy corn-colored filling, if I recall correctly). And...the White Chocolate Candy Corn M&M's sold in grocery stores. I also had the same dilemma during the holidays, when M&M's put out some sort of chocolate peppermint thing that was exclusive to Target. (Target seems to be cornering the market on carrying seasonal flavors for both M&M's and Oreos that are exclusive to their stores.)

The dilemma is that I want to try these seasonal goodies -- I just love the name Pumpkin Spice M&M's! -- but I don't want to commit to getting an entire package of any of them, just in case I don't like them. I don't want to be stuck with a whole package of Candy Corn Oreos or Pumpkin Spice M&M's if I don't like the taste!

The one seasonal treat I am sure I will love (but never knew existed) is the Caramel Apple Milky Way miniatures. I don't see how that could go wrong in any way, unless the apple flavoring is too sweet or too artificial-tasting.
 
Kilala -

I'm sure you did a great job on the costume!

Pumpkin Spice M&M's at Target? Thank you for the heads up! I hadn't seen that one yet (fortunately!).

Now you see, that puts me in the same position I was in last year, when I was debating on whether or not to get a package of Candy Corn Oreo's (not only candy corn-flavored filling, but also candy corn-colored filling, if I recall correctly). And...the White Chocolate Candy Corn M&M's sold in grocery stores. I also had the same dilemma during the holidays, when M&M's put out some sort of chocolate peppermint thing that was exclusive to Target. (Target seems to be cornering the market on carrying seasonal flavors for both M&M's and Oreos that are exclusive to their stores.)

The dilemma is that I want to try these seasonal goodies -- I just love the name Pumpkin Spice M&M's! -- but I don't want to commit to getting an entire package of any of them, just in case I don't like them. I don't want to be stuck with a whole package of Candy Corn Oreos or Pumpkin Spice M&M's if I don't like the taste!

The one seasonal treat I am sure I will love (but never knew existed) is the Caramel Apple Milky Way miniatures. I don't see how that could go wrong in any way, unless the apple flavoring is too sweet or too artificial-tasting.

You should get the Oreos. I tried them last year and they were surprisingly good. Of course I had my fiancé to share them with and I get where you're coming from---even though they were really good, I know I could've never eaten an entire pack of them!:rotfl2:Still I think they're worth trying at least once. And they're good enough that you won't regret it, I don't think. I actually ate more of them than I thought I would! Lol :)
 
You should get the Oreos. I tried them last year and they were surprisingly good.

Do they taste like candy corn? I tried the watermelon Oreos this summer and they had a vague watermelon flavor, but mostly vanilla. I'm not a big candy corn fan, so just curious (or else maybe I'll get a package and if I don't like them, I'll leave them in my office for my co-workers! That's where the extra candy for MHP also goes, plus any leftover Halloween night candy. I'm sure their dentists must love me. :rotfl:).
 
Do they taste like candy corn? I tried the watermelon Oreos this summer and they had a vague watermelon flavor, but mostly vanilla. I'm not a big candy corn fan, so just curious (or else maybe I'll get a package and if I don't like them, I'll leave them in my office for my co-workers! That's where the extra candy for MHP also goes, plus any leftover Halloween night candy. I'm sure their dentists must love me. :rotfl:).

Not really. I haven't had candy corn in a while so I can't exactly vouch for the authenticity, but my fiancé said they didn't. They mostly taste like vanilla. I also tried the watermelon-flavored kind and I hated those. The candy corn are much, much better (I don't like real candy corn either, though, so maybe a big candy corn fan might be disappointed lol). They're pretty delicious (so good my fiancé ran out to buy another pack to split with my nieces). :goodvibes
 
Kilala -

I'm sure you did a great job on the costume!

Pumpkin Spice M&M's at Target? Thank you for the heads up! I hadn't seen that one yet (fortunately!).

Now you see, that puts me in the same position I was in last year, when I was debating on whether or not to get a package of Candy Corn Oreo's (not only candy corn-flavored filling, but also candy corn-colored filling, if I recall correctly). And...the White Chocolate Candy Corn M&M's sold in grocery stores. I also had the same dilemma during the holidays, when M&M's put out some sort of chocolate peppermint thing that was exclusive to Target. (Target seems to be cornering the market on carrying seasonal flavors for both M&M's and Oreos that are exclusive to their stores.)

The dilemma is that I want to try these seasonal goodies -- I just love the name Pumpkin Spice M&M's! -- but I don't want to commit to getting an entire package of any of them, just in case I don't like them. I don't want to be stuck with a whole package of Candy Corn Oreos or Pumpkin Spice M&M's if I don't like the taste!

The one seasonal treat I am sure I will love (but never knew existed) is the Caramel Apple Milky Way miniatures. I don't see how that could go wrong in any way, unless the apple flavoring is too sweet or too artificial-tasting.
I saw in the Target ad that they also have candy corn Starburts. I will be going to Target next week to take pics and get some candy. Walmart have 5 packs of Cadbury Scream Eggs. I got two 5 packs. I haven't eat any yet.
 
All of this talk of seasonal treats is making me have a strong desire to storm down the candy aisle (which I have been avoiding) and see what's there!

By the way...speaking of holiday goodies, yesterday I did a survey about a new Hershey's Easter Bunny -- the Hershey's Cookies & Creme Bunny. I am assuming it will be on the store shelves next Spring (along with the new package of Peeps that I also recently did a survey about). It looked and sounded delicious! Unfortunately, the survey folks did not offer to send me one of these Hershey Bunnies to test for research, but I suspect that it will be a big hit!

:dancer::dancer::dancer:


You should get the Oreos. I tried them last year and they were surprisingly good. Of course I had my fiancé to share them with and I get where you're coming from---even though they were really good, I know I could've never eaten an entire pack of them!:rotfl2:Still I think they're worth trying at least once. And they're good enough that you won't regret it, I don't think. I actually ate more of them than I thought I would! Lol :)

Lucrezia --

I forgot to mention that the costume you showed us on the previous page is adorable! She should look really cute.

Remember what I was saying in the Christmas thread the other day about being able to feel a coming change in the seasons when the early morning air is cooler? I've been sleeping with the windows open lately because it's been hot, humid and miserable. This morning, as I was tossing and turning, I actually pulled a blanket up over me because it was chilly in the room!!!!:faint: Can you believe it? I know the cool morning air won't last or 'stick' until November -- in fact, the temperatures are supposed to go up again in the next couple of days (just in time for Halloween Time:headache:) -- but I was so thrilled that it was cool enough to pull up the blanket, whereas I have been kicking off all blankets lately and putting ice packs under my head!:rotfl2: I swear, I'm about ready to order one of those "Chillows" that are advertised on infomercials. I think I need it! I am their target audience.

I just love the feeling of bundling up when it gets cool enough to do it!

Do they taste like candy corn? I tried the watermelon Oreos this summer and they had a vague watermelon flavor, but mostly vanilla. I'm not a big candy corn fan, so just curious (or else maybe I'll get a package and if I don't like them, I'll leave them in my office for my co-workers! That's where the extra candy for MHP also goes, plus any leftover Halloween night candy. I'm sure their dentists must love me. :rotfl:).

figment_jii --

That would be my concern too. I don't dislike candy corn's flavor -- and I love the look of it as Fall decor -- but I can only take it in very small doses. A little goes a long way with me. The flavor can tend to be too much for me after eating just a few pieces. I would be hesitant to buy a full package of the Candy Corn Oreos at Target, try one and then not like it.

This would be my problem with the Pumpkin Spice M&M's too -- I can take the actual flavor of pumpkin in small doses, and a little goes a long way. I wouldn't want to be stuck with a whole bag of them if I got my fill after a few pieces.

I wish that Nabisco and Mars would sell mini, individual, sampler sizes of their limited edition Oreos and candy -- just so we can try them and see if we like them first, before committing to a whole package.


Not really. I haven't had candy corn in a while so I can't exactly vouch for the authenticity, but my fiancé said they didn't. They mostly taste like vanilla. I also tried the watermelon-flavored kind and I hated those. The candy corn are much, much better (I don't like real candy corn either, though, so maybe a big candy corn fan might be disappointed lol). They're pretty delicious (so good my fiancé ran out to buy another pack to split with my nieces). :goodvibes

Lucrezia --

I thought that the Candy Corn Oreos were supposed to have a candy corn flavor! If they taste more like vanilla than actual candy corn then I might enjoy them.

However, give me a big, pretty glass jar or bowl filled with candy corn and I am all over it because it is so festive looking! I love it as seasonal room decoration if it is displayed well, but I really don't need to eat more than a few pieces of candy corn and I'm done.

I did not try the watermelon Oreos. That doesn't even sound like it would be good -- I wonder who came up with that idea. If they wanted something 'summery' for a flavor, they should have done 50 different varieties of strawberry -- strawberries & cream Oreos, strawberry shortcake Oreos, strawberry ice cream Oreos, etc.

I did try the Strawberry Shortcake Breyer's Ice cream, as well as the Peach Cobbler Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, and I think I liked the peach cobbler better than the strawberry shortcake because the strawberry flavor didn't taste natural.

(By the way, I don't just limit myself to seasonal flavors -- I am all over the seasonal scents too. Gingerbread candles are great! I love a great peach shower gel [The Body Shop used to make a great one years ago], a fresh lemon shower gel [Basin used to make a great one years ago] or a strawberry scrub with real strawberry seeds. I also love a nice cranberry shower gel!)

I saw in the Target ad that they also have candy corn Starburts. I will be going to Target next week to take pics and get some candy. Walmart have 5 packs of Cadbury Scream Eggs. I got two 5 packs. I haven't eat any yet.

Kilala --

Up until this year, the nearest Target in my area was only worth going out of my way to get to if there was something reallly important there (on sale). Then, all of a sudden, someone finally realized that my area -- which is full of other types of stores all over the place -- needed a Target that was more centrally located. Hence, the new City Target (which is a smaller version of a regular Target, but carries all the same stuff) opened up in March, in my neighborhood. So those seasonal goodies that are Target exclusives are now much easier to access! That is both a good thing and a bad thing!

Candy corn Starbursts? Hmmm.... I think I might pass on those, although I like the idea of them. I like the idea of any and all seasonal treats! The Cadbury Scream Eggs are fun! I think I have seen them (last year, maybe?).
 
All of this talk of seasonal treats is making me have a strong desire to storm down the candy aisle (which I have been avoiding) and see what's there!

By the way...speaking of holiday goodies, yesterday I did a survey about a new Hershey's Easter Bunny -- the Hershey's Cookies & Creme Bunny. I am assuming it will be on the store shelves next Spring (along with the new package of Peeps that I also recently did a survey about). It looked and sounded delicious! Unfortunately, the survey folks did not offer to send me one of these Hershey Bunnies to test for research, but I suspect that it will be a big hit!

:dancer::dancer::dancer:




Lucrezia --

I forgot to mention that the costume you showed us on the previous page is adorable! She should look really cute.

Remember what I was saying in the Christmas thread the other day about being able to feel a coming change in the seasons when the early morning air is cooler? I've been sleeping with the windows open lately because it's been hot, humid and miserable. This morning, as I was tossing and turning, I actually pulled a blanket up over me because it was chilly in the room!!!!:faint: Can you believe it? I know the cool morning air won't last or 'stick' until November -- in fact, the temperatures are supposed to go up again in the next couple of days (just in time for Halloween Time:headache:) -- but I was so thrilled that it was cool enough to pull up the blanket, whereas I have been kicking off all blankets lately and putting ice packs under my head!:rotfl2: I swear, I'm about ready to order one of those "Chillows" that are advertised on infomercials. I think I need it! I am their target audience.

I just love the feeling of bundling up when it gets cool enough to do it!



figment_jii --

That would be my concern too. I don't dislike candy corn's flavor -- and I love the look of it as Fall decor -- but I can only take it in very small doses. A little goes a long way with me. The flavor can tend to be too much for me after eating just a few pieces. I would be hesitant to buy a full package of the Candy Corn Oreos at Target, try one and then not like it.

This would be my problem with the Pumpkin Spice M&M's too -- I can take the actual flavor of pumpkin in small doses, and a little goes a long way. I wouldn't want to be stuck with a whole bag of them if I got my fill after a few pieces.

I wish that Nabisco and Mars would sell mini, individual, sampler sizes of their limited edition Oreos and candy -- just so we can try them and see if we like them first, before committing to a whole package.




Lucrezia --

I thought that the Candy Corn Oreos were supposed to have a candy corn flavor! If they taste more like vanilla than actual candy corn then I might enjoy them.

However, give me a big, pretty glass jar or bowl filled with candy corn and I am all over it because it is so festive looking! I love it as seasonal room decoration if it is displayed well, but I really don't need to eat more than a few pieces of candy corn and I'm done.

I did not try the watermelon Oreos. That doesn't even sound like it would be good -- I wonder who came up with that idea. If they wanted something 'summery' for a flavor, they should have done 50 different varieties of strawberry -- strawberries & cream Oreos, strawberry shortcake Oreos, strawberry ice cream Oreos, etc.

I did try the Strawberry Shortcake Breyer's Ice cream, as well as the Peach Cobbler Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, and I think I liked the peach cobbler better than the strawberry shortcake because the strawberry flavor didn't taste natural.

(By the way, I don't just limit myself to seasonal flavors -- I am all over the seasonal scents too. Gingerbread candles are great! I love a great peach shower gel [The Body Shop used to make a great one years ago], a fresh lemon shower gel [Basin used to make a great one years ago] or a strawberry scrub with real strawberry seeds. I also love a nice cranberry shower gel!)



Kilala --

Up until this year, the nearest Target in my area was only worth going out of my way to get to if there was something reallly important there (on sale). Then, all of a sudden, someone finally realized that my area -- which is full of other types of stores all over the place -- needed a Target that was more centrally located. Hence, the new City Target (which is a smaller version of a regular Target, but carries all the same stuff) opened up in March, in my neighborhood. So those seasonal goodies that are Target exclusives are now much easier to access! That is both a good thing and a bad thing!

Candy corn Starbursts? Hmmm.... I think I might pass on those, although I like the idea of them. I like the idea of any and all seasonal treats! The Cadbury Scream Eggs are fun! I think I have seen them (last year, maybe?).

A big thumbs-up :thumbsup2 to the idea of selling sampler-size packages of new flavors -- I would totally buy more new flavors that way. I would probably like the candy corn Oreos.

I like the regular Breyer's strawberry ice cream. It's about the only good strawberry ice cream IMO. Haven't tried their strawberry shortcake.

I went to Target over the weekend with DD11 but they didn't have much of the Halloween stuff out yet. Walmart had lots out. I am trying to avoiding it all for a couple more weeks -- if I buy candy corn now I will be sick of it (and out of it) near Halloween.

If it weren't for the fact that I overwhelmingly LOVE mint anything (which goes with Christmas), I think fall has my favorite set of flavors -- apple, pumpkin, cinnamon, etc.

PHXscuba
 
Guess what I heard on my way to work this morning? I heard the Halloween Time comercal on the radio. That made me so happy and it made me excited for the MHp and my first time to MNSSHP.
 
Lucrezia --

I forgot to mention that the costume you showed us on the previous page is adorable! She should look really cute.

Remember what I was saying in the Christmas thread the other day about being able to feel a coming change in the seasons when the early morning air is cooler? I've been sleeping with the windows open lately because it's been hot, humid and miserable. This morning, as I was tossing and turning, I actually pulled a blanket up over me because it was chilly in the room!!!!:faint: Can you believe it? I know the cool morning air won't last or 'stick' until November -- in fact, the temperatures are supposed to go up again in the next couple of days (just in time for Halloween Time:headache:) -- but I was so thrilled that it was cool enough to pull up the blanket, whereas I have been kicking off all blankets lately and putting ice packs under my head!:rotfl2: I swear, I'm about ready to order one of those "Chillows" that are advertised on infomercials. I think I need it! I am their target audience.

I just love the feeling of bundling up when it gets cool enough to do it!
I thought that the Candy Corn Oreos were supposed to have a candy corn flavor! If they taste more like vanilla than actual candy corn then I might enjoy them.

However, give me a big, pretty glass jar or bowl filled with candy corn and I am all over it because it is so festive looking! I love it as seasonal room decoration if it is displayed well, but I really don't need to eat more than a few pieces of candy corn and I'm done.

I did not try the watermelon Oreos. That doesn't even sound like it would be good -- I wonder who came up with that idea. If they wanted something 'summery' for a flavor, they should have done 50 different varieties of strawberry -- strawberries & cream Oreos, strawberry shortcake Oreos, strawberry ice cream Oreos, etc.

I did try the Strawberry Shortcake Breyer's Ice cream, as well as the Peach Cobbler Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, and I think I liked the peach cobbler better than the strawberry shortcake because the strawberry flavor didn't taste natural.

(By the way, I don't just limit myself to seasonal flavors -- I am all over the seasonal scents too. Gingerbread candles are great! I love a great peach shower gel [The Body Shop used to make a great one years ago], a fresh lemon shower gel [Basin used to make a great one years ago] or a strawberry scrub with real strawberry seeds. I also love a nice cranberry shower gel!)

Yes, I agree about that costume. I know Trent's sister was so jealous when she found out her friend, as well as us, are all going to MHP without her. She's a big Disney Parks fan. I'm just glad they're still "into it" even though they're teenagers---I know a lot of girls their age who couldn't care less. :confused3 I know what you mean about the weather! Its been super hot where I live during the day, but in the middle of the night and the morning, it gets pretty cold. I had a thick blanket on for all of last night and I was still cold (yet during the day I'm hot and miserable). Is summer over yet?? :crazy2: Anyway, I'm with you on the holiday-scented stuff, too! Love all that. I don't think there's anything more Christmassy than scented candles. I cannot wait until it's the end of September! In eighteen days, my favorite pumpkin patch opens up, and an event happens I go to every year in Marin County, CA---a craft show with really cute Halloween decorations/decor/jewelry, and even scented soaps and candles, for sale. After that, I will officially be in the seasonal spirit. :dance3:
 
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