<p>We lived in apartment buildings when I was stationed in Germany. On Halloween night the families in the stairwells would gather together and have a communal candy bowl at the entrance to the stairwell. The parents would sit there and have a small party - wine, coffee, or hot chocolate - and pass out candy to the kids. Parents that lived out on the economy would bring their children in to family housing just to trick or treat. Even the German kids got in on the fun.</p>
Halloween traditions in your neck of the woods
<p>As a reminder that I live in the South, there was an article in the paper about whether parents are taking their kids trick or treating on Saturday or Sunday. Apparently some folks believe that trick or treating on a church day is a no-no.</p>
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<p>Lots of churches sponsor these things called Trunk or Treat where church members go to the church parking lot and kids trick or treat from car to car.</p>
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<p>Any interesting or weird Halloween traditions where you live?</p>
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<p>Lots of churches sponsor these things called Trunk or Treat where church members go to the church parking lot and kids trick or treat from car to car.</p>
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<p>Any interesting or weird Halloween traditions where you live?</p>
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