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  1. It has got to be the Pumpkin Casserole Dish, how lovely is this. Although I do like the glass and cup too. We have soe pretty cool Halloween cocktails classes, not that they got used this year but they are pretty cool.

  2. I think I must be the Hallowe’en Grinch! This annoying ‘celebration’ has come straight from the States with all its Trick or Trick nonsense! Until about 25 years ago, nobody bothered to mark this day – people were too busy getting ready for and looking forward to Bonfire Night ! Now this is an authentic, historic British occasion which it’s quite right and proper to celebrate. But October 31st ? NO!

    1. It actually originates from ancient Britain and Ireland going back to the Pagan festival of Samhain. It’s yet another festival that was taken over much like Yule and Christmas.

      1. It’s interesting how things have been changed as the years have gone past. We’ve definitely taken on some of the Americanisms of the season.

  3. I love the look of Killer Questions, it sounds like really good fun. We love playing things like this as a family so it’s definitely one I want to add to our collection.

    1. Definitely it’s one of those games which can be played by people of so many ages and it be fun too!

  4. My granddaughter is holding a Halloween party so I am very tempted to treat her to the Killer Questions game to make it go with a swing!