Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for November 01, 2022

well, you can always hang upside down in your room to re-live the scheme shrug

Sorry Clayton, but it was along month watching you enjoy Halloween…

Only 334 more days until the fun of October again.

Check all the candies, for safety!!

Yarf. That’s a new one on me. I’ve always said barf.

Yah, sounds like a Swedish dog: ’Yarf! Yarf! Yarf!

If all of the candy he got fits in that candy bucket it wasn’t much of a haul. And certainly not enough to YARF!

Stretch that stomach, Thanksgiving is coming

Adam needs no preparation

How much of that candy has Adam already gobbled down??

clayton can’t mask his disappointment…

My little sister and one of her friends decided they wanted to go trick-or-treating….. in June. (they were 6-ish) They did pretty good, as I remember it. Of course, this was in the late ’60’s, maybe early 70’s. We had the run of the neighborhood from the time I was ~5 years old.

He puts October (Halloween) before July (summer vacation) and December (Christmas)??!?! WOW.

Clayton’s having a sugar crash and the only remedy is to bite the dog that bit you.

Having grown up on a farm I had never been trick or treating until I took my kid out.

Not a single kid last night, lots of rain though.

I hate October, I’m glad it’s over

I never have a single “trick or treater” but always buy candy just in case. And I make sure it’s candy i like: Reeses peanut butter cups and almond joys.

I gave all my candy away last night for the first time in years. I’m so proud to be an American I could cry. God Bless America. “Trick or Treat smell my feet. Give me something good to eat.”

That’s nowhere near enough! What a chintzy little pail!

I’m sure he’ll recover, when he starts making his Christmas list.

Meanwhile the rest of us can start reading this strip again.

I don’t know about that. November and December offer an awful lot also. Merry Christmas….

No one came as usual. Did not even see anyone out trick or treating – and as posted elsewhere, we have 2 children on one side of house and one on the other just to start.