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e again its summer. The days are as long as the grass is green, and the first thing on my mind isHalloween?!
Its funny how picking snow peas in the garden got me thinking about how much I love fall--the foods, the colors, the holidays, everything. This put me in the mood to pull out my collection of Halloween decorations. Unfinished crafts from the year before beg me to finish what Id started, and make me want to search for more, more of the little houses, candle sticks, dolls and the vintage decorations of yesteryear.
But, why shop in summer? Wouldnt anything worth buying only be available during or just after the Halloween season has ended? Not necessarily. While more products produced and marketed for Halloween are available from September into November, these are often overpriced and mass produced. More unique items may be found at garage sales, craft sales, your local thrift store or even [url=]online classifieds sites[/url].
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While youre at it [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], if you are a parent you are also most likely dreading school shopping. But if you have young children, why not buy a corkboard to have the kids decorate with Halloween or fall colors, and then when they bring home their many paper creations from school, they have a special place to hang them and show off their artwork.
Of course you can always check your local library for holiday craft books to get some ideas or find how-tos. Remember, that special item may not be available all the time and what you desire may be closer than you think, so head on out there and get a start on shopping for your next big holiday!