Hi everyone! I’d like to tell you about this year's Halloween celebration.
As my family recently moved to the U.S., I didn’t know a lot about this tradition, but I learned somethings mostly from american movies. Also, I had some, say, controversial impressions about the Easter celebration half a year ago. It was like a huge crowd of kids in a park trying to steal as much eggs as possible before egg hunt and smashing as much eggs as possible during it. I didn’t really understand what my kids and I were supposed to do and why it was funny. It was a pretty confusing event for me.
So I didn’t feel like participating in the other holidays, like  Halloween for example; But my friend who lives here for many years said that it is a must-see event and convinced me to go. I asked to join <strike>to </strike>her <strike>company</strike> to feel more comfortable.
So I <strike>had</strike> made costumes for my kids, and we went. And it was great! The whole street was closed for cars. Owners decorated their houses with really complicated decorations and invited everybody for trick-or-treating. Everybody was super nice and friendly! A lot of people walked up and down the street in amazing costumes. My favorites were: a vending-machine girl, a cup-of-instant-noodles guy and an an old multi-cat owner, with many stuffed toy cats sewed on her bathrobe.
It was so funny and spooky and crazy in the best meaning of this word!