in fact honestly I was a little scared when I saw these in Home Depot the other day.....
That scarecrow is 15 feet tall.........
I know some people are into Halloween, but some of those things will terrify small children, oh and me!!
Now the following photos are more me, when it comes to Halloween. Saw these in Homesense:
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Hallowe’en hasn’t reqlly been a big thing in Australia. Because it’s spring now. But with the advent of the internet and people seeing it all in the northern hemisphere it’s now becoming bigger.
Also capitalism has been pushing it away well. There are decorations for sale everywhere
Utterly hideous
I will not buy the huge skeletons and scarecrows or wolfman, but I love seeing them in yards in our area. I am one of those who does a little scarier decorating but all the kids come anyway cause I give full size candy bars.
My two year old granddaughter asks to go see the "pookies". Haha! The ones that pop up unexpectedly scare her some. Her favorite is a Mummy Mickey Mouse singing Monster Mash.
I'm not a fan either. Of course Halloween has never been a 'thing' in my mind anyway so the fact that I just finished a Halloween-y house came as a complete surprise. I remember being in a Home Depot with our grandkids out west and the 2 1/2 year old was absolutely terrified of these monsters.
Those are creepy. I'll keep my Halloween inside and a little less -- big.
The tall ones from Home Depot are definitely creepy. But, I really like the dog dressed up like a ghost from the Homesense store.
I much prefer the cuter looking items from Homesense.
All the best Jan
Relatable. Walking through Canadian Tire recently, I experienced a jump scare when I (unawares) activated a motion sensor ghoul. I have no problem with Halloween, but rampant capitalism has taken it to a whole new level.
I can just imagine that some of those things would scare small children, probably even me in the dark.
God bless.
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