That's what we used to sing as we went round the neighbour's doors in the dark, distant past (according to Hobbits, *very* distant!)
So the glut of sweeties is done, the jars are filled and I won't need to buy another sugary snack until Christmas. All well and good.
There are a lot of sour pusses around here though, lots of people who ignore the advice to turn your hall light off if you don't want disturbed. ("Hey, it's my house, I do what I want" - then don't grump when you get a score of kids knocking!) Never the less I am always impressed at the begging standard of my two.
And the pumpkin. I remember (adopts old voice) my mother carving a turnip. Have you ever tried to carve a turnip? Yes, well, not advised unless you like impossibly frustrating tasks.
This year I wanted to do something different. I wanted to do a cat, shadow in front of the carved out moon. Instead I did this.
Which is meant to be one of these.
Yes I know it looks like mine has wonky eyebrows, I meant it - honest! I'm sure in the game, when you lose, the piggies wiggle their eyebrows and laugh. They do don't they?
Anyway, now that is over, roll on bonfire night.
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