Hola everyone!<\/p>\n
It\u2019s October, and in the US that means that it\u2019s Halloween time!<\/strong> This is something that used to feel really American to me. In my home country, people celebrate it on the night of the 31st<\/sup>, but I\u2019ve always had the feeling that it was something that we didn\u2019t really know how to do.<\/p>\n Well, here, is a completely different story. Halloween is not just a day, it\u2019s a whole month of decorations and celebrations. Every place changes its tones to fall colors – orange and yellow\u00a0are now everywhere – the supermarkets start to sell pumpkins and Halloween decorations, and the houses start to be super spooky. It\u2019s really cool to just walk around the different neighborhoods and see all the different people\u2019s creations<\/strong>, some of them are really masterpieces.<\/p>\n But, definitely, the part that I have enjoyed the most, was going for the first time to a Pumpkin Patch<\/em><\/strong>. I didn\u2019t know about the existence of such a thing, and I loved it. I hope I am not the only one, so, for those who don\u2019t know what a Pumpkin Patch is either, it is a huge piece of land with a pop-up pumpkins store for the month of October. It\u2019s an interesting place to visit because you can just go there and spend a couple of hours just taking pictures, choosing your favorite pumpkin to carve, and drinking some hot chocolate.<\/p>\n After that, we had a small pumpkin carving party at home. We decorated the house super \u201challoweenie\u201d,<\/em>\u00a0watched some Halloween<\/strong> movies, and my friends taught me how to carve the pumpkins. I had so much fun, we even made a pumpkin cake, it was delicious!<\/p>\n