Bago layout ko kakatapos ko lang gawin. Hinahabol ko sa darating na Undas :grin:. Hindi sana ako magpapalit ng layout eh kaso natutuwa ako sa costume ni yuna. Ito ay nagpapahiwatig na excited ako sa camp eerie nya Medyo ok na nga pala si Yuna pero hindi pa sya totally na magaling kasi nilalagnat pa sya paminsan-minsan. Pero naglalaro na sya hindi tulad mga nagdaang araw talagang matamlay sya. Sana tuluyan na syang gumaling…

Nga pala sana nagustuhan nyo itong layout ko. Comment naman kayo sa kulay. Hindi ba masakit sa mata? Yung background ok lang ba? plss tell me! :geek:

Anyways, Do you wonder how was the “Trick-or-treat” started? Here’s a little information that I gain from the other site.

“Trick-or-Treat”

A long, time ago people believed that evil spirits and demons caused destruction and misfortune.

One legend says that near the fall when people are celebrating the Samhain festival, jealous ghots kept on trying to trick mortals by letting them in by the fire. People often wore masks if they went out after dark to keep from being recognized by the ghosts.

Similar things were happening in Europe. Throughout parts of England, the poor would go from door to door begging for soul cakes or money.

A long time ago, people wore masks with ugly and spooky faces whenever diseases and disaster or famine struck. They believe that their spook, ugly, hideous masks would scare away the cause of the bad things.

Recently children dressed up as ghosts and goblins to scare the neighbors. In the United States, housewives gave candy, cookies and apples to children on Halloween in exchange for promises of no naughty tricks or mischief.

Article from http://www.thinkquest.org

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