A Halloween Night Symphony

Halloween Night. Your favorite night. If you could sit back and listen on this night, you might hear an elaborate symphony where each movement brings to mind the anticipation, preparation, gathering, trick-or-treating, and stories of your night. So sit back and listen as you anticipate the coming of Halloween Night. Where are my vampire teeth? On top of what? Uh, man, we're gonna be late. We're supposed to be meeting. Over here? No. Oh, okay, I got it. You look really good. Who are you? We won't be late. We're gonna get there on time. Watch. Wow, you really do look like Michael Myers. That's a great witch-out theme. It's really cool. Did we decide which way we're gonna go? I think we go left on this street. No, we're supposed to go more on the left because that way we're gonna go way back home. Okay, I'm good with that. What about you, Mr. Robot? Right now, we need candy. Trick-or-treating. Trick-or-treating. Well, here we are. That's where we'll pass this steering door. Trick-or-treating. Trick-or-treating. Trick-or-treating. Trick-or-treating. Wait a second. You're telling me the full-size Snickers' house is right next door to that house? Yeah, I guess we have to go up there. I'm not going up there. I will buy a Snickers. Man, my food. Tired. Me too. Dump out our candy so my everything goes through it and throw away the good stuff. Don't forget to make a third pile. It's for Julie. Just 'cause she's not old enough to go trick-or-treating doesn't mean she shouldn't get some. You know what? What? I love how old you are. Me too. I still can't believe you went up to that door at the one house with the Michael Myers on the porch. I don't know what I'll be next to you. I don't know. We usually pick something really cute. You say that 'cause you want more of my candy. Here. Our Halloween Night Symphony was written and performed by Mark Penya and Pamela Rogers. We hope you enjoy the countdown to Halloween night.