The Amsweetyville Horror, Halloween Night In Noddyland, 31 October 2019

It’s been a while since I joined in the Halloween fun in Noddyland. Last year Janie and I, instead, had fun in Osaka on Halloween…

…while the previous year, I went to a Rohan Candappa riot in Marylebone while Daisy the Witch took care of the local kiddies in Noddyland without my help:

In any case, this year, 2019, our Government had promised us something truly horrific for 31 October and then let us down. So I decided that Janie would need some help this year and booked out Halloween night for an evening in Noddyland.

Once again, Flossie Pom-Pom, our pink flamingo, started her witchy preparations early…
…but she hadn’t counted on me nicking her hat this year. She was not well pleased.

Actually the traffic was so bad that early evening that, despite my early getaway from the flat, I arrived in Noddyland after the door-knocking had started, although it was not yet anything like in full sway.

Mostly small groups of little ones with their folks at first

Our local Japanese community turns out in force for Halloween. Indeed I saw a huge posse of Japanese kids with their parents heading up Princes Gardens as I drove past the road on arrival. I guessed that they’d get to our place within 45 minutes to an hour.

More or less on schedule, the larger groups arrive
There’s always one embarassing dad who goes over the top…
…at least I deploy my “dad dancing” in the privacy of our own home…& blog
Daisy conks out at the end of a busy evening…
…or has she been spellbound by one of Wizard Ged’s fiendish potions???

The horror is to be continued, hopefully, next year.

If you want to see all the pictures, the Flickr link below delivers those:

One thought on “The Amsweetyville Horror, Halloween Night In Noddyland, 31 October 2019”

  1. What could possibly have been so horrific to experience that Janie was stupified and temporarily (hopefully) shocked as if electrified? There can only be one exp[lanation….it was the sight of…..’THE DAD DANCING’…!!!

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