Nigerians do not celebrate Halloween. October 31st is just a normal day where people wear normal clothes. I had the luck of eating more sweets than usual though because it’s my little host sisters 7th birthday tomorrow and she is bringing goodie bags for her friends at school. So happy halloween to all you crazy people out there, especially you Madisonians.
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Lol. Probably ur hosts ar old. Lol. Bt seriously , halloween its a totally strange thing here. Sm of us who are aware came acros it in books weve read, or when we holidayd 2 d US, or 4rm frds. If i had nt bn a writer wth frds in d US, id nt knw. Bt evn mor interestin is d history and origin of halloween itself. Y dt u conduct sm work on dat? Meanwhile i must say i luv ur write ups.
Lol. Probably ur hosts ar old. Lol. Bt seriously , halloween its a totally strange thing here. Sm of us who are aware came acros it in books weve read, or when we holidayd 2 d US, or 4rm frds. If i had nt bn a writer wth frds in d US, id nt knw. Bt evn mor interestin is d history and origin of halloween itself. Y dt u conduct a work on dat? Meanwhile i must say i luv ur write ups.
i asked my host mom if she knew anything about halloween, and she had never heard of it. i tried to explain it, but she just laughed and looked very confused. and then i tried to tell her that my little brother is dressing up as a sand trooper from star wars, but she’s never heard of star wars.
first holiday abroad – check.