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So how tacky is this???
My dd (who is 5) recently said that we should give away our 4th of July candy for Halloween. It isn't a year old... it is from a huge parade from the 4th of July... would that still be super tacky? We just don't eat the stuff. Trick-or-Treat candy goes into a jar and they get as much as they want that day and then generally they ask for it once a week until I throw it away. I love trick-or-treating and trick-or-treaters, but I just don't need all the candy (nor do I need the little $1 store stuff that people give instead of candy, there is no win there for me).
So would it be tacky to put the 4th of July candy out for the trick-or-treaters when we leave this year? They would never know the difference. What do you think?
Val
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Val; Living the dream we have been working towards for over 5 years.
Mama to Alex, Cyan, and Logan. Wife to my very best friend.
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Missing Hazel Irene, born still on April 18, 2008. A Broken Hallelujah
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