Did we forget?
BY BRANDY FULTON The clock strikes 12, and Halloween is over. That is, for the most part. A few parties trickle into the early hours of Nov. 1, children are passed out from candy comas, parents are left eating the scraps that remain, and stores seem to explode with all their holly jolly Christmas spirit. The music, lights, decorations and lovely commercialism that all come along with retailers and this … Continued
