Happy Halloween, Frightful October 2020! · 6:56pm Oct 13th, 2020
Hello all my precious little lovelies!
I hope you've all been as per usual! I am so very sorry about the lateness of my latest story. Which by the way, is being uploaded as I write this! It's a Halloween Spoopy Erotic story, so I hope you have fun reading it as I did writing it!
Hey guys you know it's that time of the year, right? Right?! Y'know, where we all get to dress up as creepy, spoopy costumes and go hold up some old people for their precious candy! Haha! Halloween, my favourite time of the year! Where everyone can get all spoopy and scary and decorate their homes to look like evil wizards from LOTRs or re-live an episode of Stranger Things.
I guess it really depends LOL! 
But hey, hey! Let me know what you guys are getting up to! I wanna know! And I wanna know if you guys have anything planned for Halloween? Are you gonna go to a dance, a party or just stay home and chill out on VR? Have a party on there perhaps? If your situation doesn't allow for it! I'm just trying to be optimistic my lovelies!
But yeah, let me know! And remember to stay safe and well! Have a toffee apple for me and I'll have one for you! 
I'd like to write more Halloween themed fics, but sadly lack time and energy. I'll probably watch lots of horror movies, which isn't unusual for me.
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Been living in America for 14 years, but never assimilated into the Halloween part of the American culture. To me, it's just a day to give out candy. I'm glad that kids are having fun, tho.
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Hey, I know the feeling - just keep doing what makes you happy. And horror movies are so good, hnnnnaaah!
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Not much? That's fine, just aslong as you're keeping safe and well!
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Maybe you already knew that though, but, the more you know -right? 
Ooooh, I get ya! Here's a fun fact though, Halloween started as an Irish Druid cultural tradition for lost spirits and wayward souls during the autumn bonfire celebrations! Of course, as time passed it changed and as people migrated from Ireland to America the tradition followed and there it's become a huge yearly event, I love how the American's celebrate it so fruitfully!