Halloween is a holiday that many people enjoy. People dress up in costumes, attend haunted
houses and other festivities. It is a
time where children can dress up and collect candy in their neighborhoods from
various houses. Personally, I don’t
really like Halloween. I don’t enjoy
being frightened at haunted houses and don’t really like to dress up. Even though I don’t like the holiday, I still
enjoy seeing the children get excited and have fun.
This past Thursday, I had the opportunity to help with the
Halloween party at the Ada Public Library.
A group of sisters from Kappa Epsilon volunteered to help the librarians
run the event. At the library, there was
pizza, snacks, a haunted hallway and a costume contest. It was a great location for parents and kids
to get warm between houses since it was a very chilly and windy night. The haunted hallway included a variety of
things for kids to touch including guts and hearts. They weren’t actually guts, but the
librarians used food to simulate the feeling.
Many of the kids were grossed out by what they touched.
Overall, the kids and parents had a fantastic time at the
library. They were smiling and really
enjoyed the night. In addition, I had a
great time seeing the children. During
one point of the evening, a little girl climbed on my chair and sat on my lap
for a little bit. I had made a friend
with Minnie Mouse for the evening. Even
though I don’t really like the holiday of Halloween, I still enjoy seeing the
kids get excited for the festivities of the day.
