Please have a safe and happy Halloween.
Also, we'll just ignore the little "Go Dodgers!" thing. It didn't help last year and well, we need not discuss this year's outcome. As if that wasn't enough, Martha's busting out. Oy. Apologies.
Love you.
Welcome, My Sillies! Together we'll uncover morsels of sweetness in the light and dark. You'll crave chocolate. I'm a naughty influence. {Note: I avoid Hershey's but partake in regular fixes of fair trade and organic varieties.} Please enjoy a ravenous sampling, and may you fast become addicted. Cheers to all things sweet. That, Dear Sillies, includes you.
A very happy Halloween to you - with only the best chocolate. Or whatever other goodie comes your way.
ReplyDeleteThank you, EC!
DeleteI got a rubber cupcake for Halloween (see Trainride of the Enigmas)but that's something, isn't it? Thanks for this delightful verse and I wish you the best in this and all seasons.
ReplyDeleteHmm, well rubber keeps things safe, I guess.
DeleteBe well and enjoy, Geo.
Once that bell is rang, the rest of the trick or treaters are out of luck.
ReplyDeleteHa. Yeah, the rest can try again next year. Good luck with that.
DeleteThanks, Pat.
Oh my god. I don’t think I’ll ever look at a Butterfinger the same again!
ReplyDeleteBet you'll invest in them big time now, though.
DeleteEnjoy, Mitchell.
After reading that, I need a cold shower.
ReplyDeleteI need one after posting it.
DeleteTake care, Silver.
You, too? Y'know, if we took them together that would save water...
DeleteHaha! Sly move, Silver.
DeleteThanks for making me smile.
You're welcome. The mental image I had when I left that comment made me smile, too...
DeleteWink. Thanks, Silver.
Deletethat's a Whopper of a Halloween poem. Boo to you...I mean that in the best way.
ReplyDeleteBoo backatcha, Joanne.
DeleteHope you're enjoy the eve.
Well, blow me down with that butterfinger. Now I have to wait for this eve for a good treat
ReplyDeleteYou're funny. Put that husband to work. Wink.
DeleteSo many double entendres, so little time.
DeleteHa. You're good. That's what she said. In this case, I'm referring to your use of "entendres." That's a hard one (that's what she said) to spell.
DeleteOne night I was with a group of friends, male and female. We were congregated on one friend's back porch, having a few beers, when someone made some innocent comment. Someone else followed up with "That's what she said!" which made a joke of the previous sentence.
DeleteA guy named Randy made a remark to the effect of, "You know, nine times out of ten, you can add 'That's what she said' to anything someone else has said, and it ends up being really funny!"
Most of us nodded in agreement. And then, after a pause, someone took the conversation in a totally different direction. I don't even recall what he or she said... but Randy followed it up with "That's what she said!" and in this case, it was such an unfunny non sequitur that absolutely no one laughed.
I shrugged. "I guess that was your 'tenth time,' Randy," I told him.
Randy just grinned, and replied, "That's what she said!"
Ha. Oh Silver, I'm seeing these way, way later. Sorry. I don't do well to revisit comments. But I eventually see them. Great story.
DeleteExcellent! How about if I snatch up a caramel?
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Ooh, keep talking naughty to me. I like it.
DeleteLove.
Do they still even make Ding Dongs?
ReplyDeleteGood question. I think so, but they're yucky. Last time I tried them, something was wrong.
DeleteHope you had a peaceful Hallow's eve, Jono.
P.S. About that Hot Tamale of yours. Is it kosher?
DeleteDing Dongs.
DeleteYep, gonna let that one slide slowly over the plate.
The smaller they are, the easier they slide.
DeleteHappy Halloween!!! Great poem there lady
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoyed your Holliween, Holli. Actually, I'm sure you did. =)
DeleteThank you.
My Halloween wasn't the best seeing I had too much work to do!
ReplyDeleteBummer. I hope the week ahead offers some sweetness, Lon.
DeleteThanks for visiting.
I was sad that I had to work and couldn't hand out any candy. I would have asked the skeletons to handle the trick-or-treaters, but good luck with those lazy lumps.
ReplyDeleteYeah, what a skeleton crew you have! Bunch of good for nothings!
DeleteOh, by the way, I was so disappointed the Dodgers couldn't make the Series a contest. I cannot stand the Red Sox. As a Yankees fan, I think it's in my DNA.
ReplyDeleteI know, what the heck. They got it over with too quickly this year. I'm sad for my boys.
DeleteThanks for dropping by, Al.
I've missed ya.
The sweetest poetry you've written yet! :) Hope you had a nice Halloween!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Connie. It was fun.
DeleteBe well.