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[–] SoyViking@hexbear.net 5 points 3 months ago

We had a lovely Halloween, we took the smaller kids trick or treating in a part of town where people really put stone effort into it. Our oldest kid went to a party with her girlfriend, they had a nice time and by all accounts.

To make things even better, we were dog sitting and the dog, who is usually afraid of men, seems to like me.

Halloween seems to me like one of those things that showed how, if left to their own devices, people instinctively get the value of community. There's nothing in liberal economics that explains what makes people spend a small fortune and significant time and effort to turn their garden into a spooky ghost house for local kids.