When Did Fun Get An Expiration Date
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I’m making the case for something I refuse to give up: Halloween is for grown-ups too. We laugh about candy corn, plastic masks, and pillowcase trick-or-treating while I challenge the idea that being silly has an age limit.
• Loving Halloween on purpose, including candy corn and decorations
• A quick life catch-up, healing updates, and everyday annoyances
• Remembering old-school costumes, from flammable store-bought sets to homemade creations
• The pillowcase era of trick-or-treating, full-size bars, and the great candy sort and trade
• How Halloween has changed, from door-to-door nights to elaborate yard displays
• Adult Halloween done right, from bars to parties to embracing the fun
• Halloween after 60, pushing back on “too old” thinking
• A question to spark nostalgia and a challenge to do one thing just because it’s fun
What’s your favorite memory from Halloween memory from childhood? If you feel like dropping me a line, go ahead and do that. marcybackhusmedia@gmail.com
Here’s a survival challenge for the week. I want you to do just one thing because it’s fun. Not because it’s healthy or productive, not because somebody expects you to do it, because you want to.