I went to Endicott, which is in Beverly. We went to salem every year on Halloween. Always a good time! Places get packed quickly though, so go in early. Definitely something I think everyone should do once. Even if it's not on Halloween, just go to the city during this time of year and you're bound to have some interesting experiences.
. We have had years where it has been 65 degrees and a few years ago we had a snowstorm and lost power and the party turned into a 2 day sleepover and we made snow witches instead of snow angels lol. 
My girls are hoping they can cheer the game in costume!
i need to get out all our decorations. We have a big inflatable and some lights. We also put the fake spider webs on doors and shrubs.We celebrate Halloween almost as much as we do Christmas. We decorate our entire house and have several life sized characters and every year at least one CP has a party. When they were younger I would make food like "bloody fingers" and "eyeball stew" but they are beyond that now. Our neighborhood is great for trick or treating, and there are a few stops along the way that offer "adult witches brew"
This year my entire family is sad because Halloween is on football friday, so no trick or treating and no one will even be home to give out candy. That has never happened before
The captain and cider sound yummy! Might need to do that by the cup for me.
it took two and a half weeks for most of the town to get power back, and it was too dangerous to be walking about. it was a bummer since the year before it snowed and our roof was damaged from a big tree falling during a Nor'easter . It was NOT how I envisioned my cp's first halloweens during elementary school.
Sounds so good. Am going to have to try this!smirnoff (i think it's them?) makes a caramel flavored vodka. i can't stomach rum so it's a nice alternate and goes well with the apple cider. i usually mix the two, add some cinnamon and chop up some apples and heat it. it's yummy
Ugh if only the app let me post pictures. I'll try though!
