The Fruit of Halloween
Pumpkins are picked, pumpkins are carved and Jack-O-Lanterns are lit
Costumes are worn, tricks are played and treats are given.
However; even in the dark, creepy and crawly night fruit is found.
It comes in the form of a child that calls out, "Happyween" with each knock of the door.
It also is found in knowing that you will read: A Favorite Halloween Story of Mine.
So to my daughter I say, "I hope you always have a Happyween." To my friend, Cherie Bowser, I offer my gratitude and to all of you I say thank you for your readership.
Published by Han Van Meegerin
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33 Comments
Post a CommentHow sweet! Thanks for sharing:)
A belated "Happyween" back to you! rcj
I love it! The things children say in their excitement are always a wonderful source of enjoyment.
Happy Halloween!! Great work as always!!
Cute term. I love it!
I think you coined a new term with "happyween". It could really catch on. :-)
I too am glad to have you back again friend.
long time, glad to see you again
You're welcome.
Hope you had a Happyween! Hard to believe Thanksgiving and Christmas are just around the corner. Where has the year gone?!