It's the most wonderful time of the year!
Or that's what the song says... about Christmas.
But if they thought about it surely they would amend it to be about America's new favorite holiday- Halloween! And why wouldn't they amend it, it was two Jews who wrote the damn song in the first place!
But I digress. Or, actually, since I started out that way, rather, I'd like to digress now and talk about Halloween.
I love and prefer the Disneyfied, faux scary but almost scary, colorful lights version of Halloween. But fox and skunk live in a different world than you and I. And so their Halloween, as you will see below, while not entirely removed from my ideal, more cozy, picturesque Halloween, has a bit more verisimilitude to it.
These houses are probably abandoned?
These houses might not be haunted?
But we won't know until the sun sets. And do we really want to stick around for that?
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