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- Bringing Halloween to America & Early Halloween Celebration Customs
- Autumn Is In The Air
- Easy and Simple Halloween crafts and decorations
- Happy Halloween ~ October Newsletter
- Halloween Zombie Punch
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Tag Archives: Halloween
Scooby-Dooby-Doo, Where Are You?
Tweet Scooby-Dooby-Doo, Where Are You? We got some work to do now. Scooby-Dooby-Doo, Where Are You? We need some help from you now. We have a fun YouTube video featuring Scooby-Doo and the gang working to solve a scary mystery. … Continue reading
Halloween Zombie Punch
Tweet Alvera from Halloween Hotsheet is going to share with us how she makes the most delicious punch for her Halloween parties. She makes it for Halloween Hotsheet and the Hotsheet Informer all the time. But it is the most … Continue reading
Happy Halloween ~ October Newsletter
Tweet In this issue: Hotsheet Informer Chi update “Boo”tiful Halloween Letter Packages Connect With Us Personalized Sports Prints – Is Your Team Winning Welcome We have alot of fun things to share with you this month! One of the first … Continue reading
Easy and Simple Halloween crafts and decorations
Tweet Scott from the Hotsheet Informer agreed to show us some fun and quick ideas on how to decorate for the Halloween season. The easy decoration is to take a glass flower vase that you have in the house and … Continue reading
Autumn Is In The Air
Tweet Last week we started the Autumn season here in the United States. As I mentioned on an earlier blog this is my favorite time of the year. It is a great time to clean up your yard and prepare … Continue reading
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Bringing Halloween to America & Early Halloween Celebration Customs
Tweet When the first settlers came to America, they left many old traditions and celebrations from the old world behind, including that of Halloween. Many puritans believed it was a paganistic holiday and had no place in the development of … Continue reading
