Yes, the parents passed away and she took them in. As for being selfish . . . yes, she ate all the candy, but she will buy more. Plus, notice how thin she is, she burns a lot of energy taking care of those two . . . and probably has ulcers to boot. Therefore candy is the right treatment/reward for her.
Moved from a home were we usually had 150 to 200 on Halloween to one the first year we had 17. My wife and I had a whole lot of candy for ourselves. Only bought what we liked.
We started giving toys instead about 20 years ago, with so few kids in our neighborhood. Couple memories: – The boy who cried, “These aren’t candy – They’re prizes!” “So take a prize, Phillip,” said his mother.- One boy took a parachuting skeleton, so his brother looked through the pile till he had one, too.
minimom123 almost 11 years ago
She is, in fact, the most unselfish Grandma around – raising the twins alone and loving them unconditionally. Parents are deceased, I think.
Linda1259 almost 11 years ago
Yes, the parents passed away and she took them in. As for being selfish . . . yes, she ate all the candy, but she will buy more. Plus, notice how thin she is, she burns a lot of energy taking care of those two . . . and probably has ulcers to boot. Therefore candy is the right treatment/reward for her.
Perkycat almost 11 years ago
What part of ‘Halloween’ candy don’t you understand?
Comic Minister Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Aw man!
Wally Cup Of Joe almost 11 years ago
Moved from a home were we usually had 150 to 200 on Halloween to one the first year we had 17. My wife and I had a whole lot of candy for ourselves. Only bought what we liked.
gcarlson almost 11 years ago
We started giving toys instead about 20 years ago, with so few kids in our neighborhood. Couple memories: – The boy who cried, “These aren’t candy – They’re prizes!” “So take a prize, Phillip,” said his mother.- One boy took a parachuting skeleton, so his brother looked through the pile till he had one, too.
krisl73 almost 11 years ago
She’s actually very unselfish.