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Julia Avatar

I wore cat ears and cat eyeliner to work and was the only person with any kind of costume 🙁 oh well! I kept them on for the trick or treaters and they liked it.

I am also a Halloween grinch, though – my husband is always working on “party” nights so we never go out anyway, and one of my dogs is completely terrified of all of the doorbell ringing, costumes, and strange children. It’s very stressful!

Sarah Avatar

I usually do, but this year I didn’t really feel the holiday spirit.

At work I did print a sheet of paper with “STUDENT LOANS” and the Navient logo splash on it, and I taped it to my shirt. It was festive and scary but the extent of what I wanted to do.

Maybe next year I’ll do a costume. 🙂

Pearl Avatar

Same as you, Christine. We didn’t pass out candy this year, either. Our neighborhood is older now than it was 10 years ago. Anymore it seems like the little ones all go to functions or somewhere else to trick-or-treat. It takes all the fun out of it when you open your door and there is a gang of teenagers that just jumped out of a clown car and they’re standing there on the doorstep, pillowcases open, not even in costume.

Mariana Avatar

I only wore a darker lipstick that is not usually office appropriate and black clothes to work on the day they do a costume and decoration contest.

Miranda Avatar

I needed a quick work-appropriate costume, so I dressed up as a cartoon French person – striped boatneck shirt, red beret, a little scarf tied at the neck, and red lipstick! 🙂 It was so fun to see people smile as they realized I was dressed up (and it helped that the clothes were ones I’d normally wear, so it wasn’t weird when I attended meetings – though on any other day, I’d take my hat off indoors!)

AJ Avatar

I was dressed up as Jessica Jones, but we only had 3 groups of trick-or-treaters (each consisting of a couple of adults escorting one child). It felt like a waste of time and now we have over 100 pieces of candy left. If I had known at the start of the night that we’d get so few visitors, I would have given each one a heaping double handful of candy!

Ginny Avatar

I put on a pink bunny suit and did a little makeup (eyeliner, whiskers, and a black nose/upper lip). It was good for trick or treaters because the little kids weren’t scared of the bunny, haha. And even some older kids told me they liked my costume/makeup. It was easy and comfortable. I will have to buy another pajama animal suit for next year.

Deborah S. Avatar

It would be pointless in my little town. My nearest neighbors are all older people and so no one would come around, even if the weather had cooperated. We are just dropping below freezing every night and with the wind it was not conducive to Trick or Treat.
My favorite Halloween was back when I was working as an RN. We weren’t encouraged to dress up. They didn’t want us scaring the patients. One year when I worked on Halloween in the NICU, Neonatal Intensive Care, we made costumes for all the stuffed animals that the babies had in their cribs and isolettes. When parents came to visit their babies the stuffed bears were skunks, the kitties were bears, etc. It was so fun.

Genevieve Avatar

No, I didn’t dress up for Halloween, but Olivia, my grand daughter did. She had a deep purple frothy affair (she has a wardrobe of these dress ups) and we went to a local shopping centre where they were doing the trick or treating. She ended up with a stack of lollies, which her parents have hidden most of them.

Mo Merrell Avatar

I wore all black work casual clothes, my blazer looked as if the shoulders had shoulder pads but didn’t. I wore my normal head wrap but my face and neck was a light purple color ( used my sephora highlight and purple eyeshadow for contour), I looked normal just purple and shiny and when ppl asked what I was my script was, “Take a guess…. I’m the future representation of human beings in the workplace going forward….” it took many a tad bit to grasp that I was an Android

Blue Tea Avatar

The Saturday before Halloween I went to a party as a witch. On Halloween, I wore orange and black all day – with ABH’s Realgar on eyes and LQ’s Black Lace Rabbit on lips – actually a really pretty look!

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