Trick or treating was fun, but Jonah didn't want to work for his candy. In fact all he wanted to do was stuff his face. Popcorn, cotton candy, wrapped candy.. we made it up to Dunster road, which was cool, but by the time we got there it was time to return home. We tok the bus and Jonah screamed laughed and slurred his words excitedly like a drunk.
The kids didn't have any nightmares that I know of, though Jonah started wrecking the house. Who needs to be afraid of goblins. It's your own children that became that way after two or three candies in a row.
This morning Noah wakes up and immediately demands Wah mois. A Chinese candy. I was happy to oblige because that kind of candy is made of plums and lemon and orange peels. So not that unhealthy. Well it's time to look forward to Thanksgiving and Christmas now.
Happy All Saints Day.
What is Kung Fu and lion dance? Part self defense and fighting, part meditation and culture and part performance with drums and arts and crafts. Come and learn this art on Saturdays at 108 Stirling Road. Warren, NJ We work with Murray Hill Chinese School which also offers many other programs both cultural, academic and athletic. Check ou their website here https://www.mhcs-nj.org/
Kung Fu and Love
A great gift for Valentine's day or Chinese New Year
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