>>>>>3 pics attached
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>>>>Kevin, you have an excellent Halloween face mask; very scary. Don't forget to take it off after the holidays (gr&d)
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>>>Ha, wise-guy
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>>>Actually, Katy wanted me to wear a costume. I told her I was dressed as a 49 year old daddy. She said, "but that's who you already are!!!"
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>>>She got a ton of candy last night. This year was the first year she walked up to the front door on her own.
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>>Wait.. I thought that Halloween was tonight. Did I miss it and now have to eat all the kit-kats and Snickers??!!
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>Perhaps he's using a timezone locale that is ahead of universal time?
>Maybe he's using a different calendar -- y'know, like how you get stuff falling on different years depending on if you're lunar and solar calendars... If I'm not mistaken, there were some ancient civilizations that had calendar based on period of Venus as the basis.
>... or like what might happen if you manage to botch the century year rule for leapyear in the Gregorian calendar....
>... or perhaps he's using an alternate-reality calendar where October has 30 days and November has 31?
>... or perhaps a side-effect from something not being Y2K compliant?
>... or perhaps something involving 2038?
>... or perhaps related to how some computer programmers could get Halloween and Christmas mixed up because oct(al) 31 is the same as dec(imal) 25.

Perhaps you analyze things too much :)