Halloween is an exciting time for children, filled with treats, costumes, and fun. But, there is some serious safety risk when it comes to trick or treating on Haloween night. It’s important for both parents and adults accompanying children as well as those handing out candy or driving to keep on mind certain safety tips. So, let’s make sure they have a safe and fun holiday. By following these 5 Halloween safety tips.

Sometimes life gets busy, and you forget to plan out your Halloween costume. And, there’s not a lot to choose from at your local Halloween stores. Luckily, there are lots of last-minute Halloween costumes that are easy to throw together.  So I put together a list of 5 that you can throw together with things from your closet and a quick trip to the craft store. These crafted costumes will be a hit at any party, or just something simple to wear while you’re handing out candy. So, get out your hot glue gun and scissors and try crafting one of these last-minute Halloween costumes.

Halloween is one of my favorite holidays, and I’ve been in the decorating mood. It’s a busy month for me, so I’m not going to go full out like I usually do. Instead, I’m keeping things simple and just decorating the front door. The wreath I usually use, has glitter on it and it gets everywhere, and I didn’t want to spend the month cleaning up glitter. So, I decided to make a new one and donate the old one. And, since this is going to be a busy month I didn’t want the new wreath to complicated.  After digging in my craft closet and brainstorming I came up with this easy Halloween wreath. It can put together in a couple of hours and adds a touch of Haloween to my front door. So, if you’re looking to give your front door a dose of spooky this year, try this easy to make Halloween wreath.

My October

October is my favorite month. It starts cooling down, there’s pumpkin-flavored everything and Halloween. I spent most of my October planing home repairs and for the upcoming holiday season. But things are a lot less hectic after getting settled into the new home. So I was able to enjoy the month of October. I went to Kansas City’s Japan Cultural Festival and saw the Kansas CIty’s ballet production of The Wizard of OZ. I also was able to put together a costume for Halloween and hand out candy. Overall I’m glad I got a chance to enjoy my favorite month especially after having a busy September.