Happy Spooky Season

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 Hello Everyone!

I hope you are planning on using this Halloween to take a break from the chaos of life, especially if you are a fellow student reading this. 

As requested let me outline what my halloween will be looking like

8am: wake up and make spooky breakfast for the apartment, we will be having cinnamon roll guts and you can find the recipe here. 

8:30am Spooky breakfast with the ladies

9:30-2:30 Lets be real we all want this to be something fun but in actuality it will probably be homework. I have a very scary deadline of Sunday NoooOOOooon for an annotated bibliography and I need an idea for my Spanish research paper shortly after. We will also probably have left overs for lunch 

3-5pm Hillel and the other religious clubs are hosting interfaith trick-or-treating, so that will be fun and a nice chance to see people I don't normally see. 

5:30-6pm Foraging for dinner, in order to avoid the idiots! This Halloween we will be at home for most of the evening besides getting take out. 

6pm until whenever we go to bed is going to be a movie marathon and comfy halloween(none of us bough or brought costumes so we are just making do with what we have.) Note not all of the movies are Halloween, the list is more just movies we want to watch. 

The list currently
  • Coco
  • Addams Family
  • Pitch Perfect
  • Little women 
  • Twitches
  • Sabrina
My goal is to do a follow up post on the 31st or 1st with pictures from our adventures. 

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