Ah, Halloween. My favorite holiday! And this year is no exception! I think it's the best Halloween I've ever had in my life!

But let me start from the beginning. Last week, ,y college was having a pre-Halloween party run by one of the clubs to help raise money, so I decided to attend in my wuffie suit so people could get a preview of my wolf suit before the big day came! They all thought it was cool. In fact, after wearing it for just two minutes at the party, suddenly I was Mr. Popular

Some boys I knew from the men's soccer team, and a boy I knew from our audiovisual club was there too. Another boy was there wearing a werewolf costume consisting of a white plastic mask that covered his eyes and nose, and a furry chest and back. I joked he was "another one of my kind" and that we were the wolves of the party. I also saw a skeleton, a couple of vampires, a princess, a stretchy Michael Myers, a student from the Hogwarts wizardry school, and more. I interacted with many of the people there, even the janitors and police officers liked it! I also managed to get quite a bit of candy there as well! Thanks to the great vision of the mask, I was able to get on the floor and dance up quite a storm! (The majority of my dancing was just performing the dancing animation cycles from "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo!")

If they thought this wolf was fun that night, they had even more fun seeing me at the actual Halloween party today! I came wearing my Big Bad Wolf costume and mask. Nearly everyone that saw it loved it! I even wore it throughout most of my General Psychology class, the only class I have on Fridays. I managed to introduce it via a little skit I made up; I dance and "growl" to the Were-Doo Wolf song from that episode of "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo." Even my teacher liked it, even though at first he (and quite a few other people) thought I was supposed to be Goofy (one person even thought I was Wile E. Coyote!) Thanks to the costume's good vision I was able to see and hear the teacher, and take down all my notes (though I couldn't do it wearing the paws). At one point in the middle of class, I quickly stepped out to take a breather and drink some water (it got hot pretty fast in that wolf head!) and on the way back from the fountain, I noticed in a hallway the building my class was in, the cover on one of the pull stations for the fire alarm was opened up! (They installed covers on most of the pull stations in the Liberal Arts and Humanities buildings during the summer as part of the fix-up project they did, including renovating the cafeteria and gymnasium, installing new Wi-Fi routers throughout campus, etc.) So I slipped the mask back on, made sure nobody was looking, and closed the cover and took off back to class. I wonder why it was open in the first place? We don't do fire drills; there wasn't a fire earlier that day (the glass rod on the lever wasn't broken); and to my knowledge they weren't testing the alarm systems that day either. Back in class, I sat next to my friend Cynthia, whom is also in the Helping Hands club with me. She was dressed as the Grim Reaper, and had a black hood mask with neat glasses giving her a glowing eye effect. How I managed to recognize her in the first place, I'll never know.

After that, I showed the cafeteria ladies my costume as I got lunch (I had pizza!) They all loved it too. Then I went over to the upper student lounge, because at 11:30 we'd start the Halloween party! One of my friends, a girl named Mikki from our drama club, was helping put on the party. She was dressed as Harley Quinn. She had such an awesome costume! Soon the other guests began to show up. My friends began to arrive as well. My friend Jonathan was Darth Vader, there were also a couple of vampires, a Black Mage, a race car driver, some pirates, another werewolf, a man crossdressed as a woman, a pumpkin monster, a zombie, a Joker, and a few others. The Dean was dressed as an angel in black. She liked my costume too! So did my advisor and the leader of the Helping Hands club! There was quite a bit of dancing and music, too. Near the end there was some rap song that everyone screamed their heads off at and began dancing too! I don't know why. I never heard of it before! But I DID clap to "Cha Cha Slide," jump and twirl to "Cotton-Eye Joe, " moonwalk to "Thriller," and of course I did my "Pup Named Scooby-Doo" dance moves as well. The kids from the Mens' Soccer Team were there, too, and were glad to see me. My friends and I entered the costume contest, but we didn't win. Because of that, a boy from the soccer team said that the contest was "f**ked up" and that I should've won instead of that "Cape Veridian Pirate" girl.

After a fun-filled party and dancing, and still sweating like crazy in my latex mask, I went over to show some of my other friends and teachers etc. my costume, and of course impressing them as I did so. Overall, another fun Halloween party at school, and more fun.

Then came the trick-or-treat hours. I just gave out candy on the porch while disguised as the Big Bad Wolf once again. I didn't even get as hot or sweaty like I did this morning at school! We got quite a bit of trick-or-treaters this year, which is much better than last year. Even though the mayor recommended 4 to 7 PM for trick-or-treat hours (in broad daylight? Please!) they just simply waited for it to get dark. Most of them were from 6 to 8 PM. Many people thought my costume was funny, and a few thought I was Disney's Goofy again (at least I am kind about it). The only problem was at one point, a really young toddler was really scared of my costume and I felt pretty bad for a while from that. I guess you could say I was sort of a Big Sad Wolf. I even wound up chatting with a little angel and devil about it!
But I felt better after the next batch of trick-or-treaters. Quite a few people thought my mask was cute, too. *blushes*

Well, now I'm relaxing in my room, having just watched "Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School." Afterward, I've got my birthday to look forward to, which now comes in just one week!