Unfortunately, Halloween in Kurdistan is usually a bit of a non-event. An afternoon kids party after which the kids go around to the few doors of people their mothers know. This year, I sent an email to the residents of M Block asking that anyone who could provide sweets for a few costumed kids draw a pumpkin, bat or other Halloween image and tape it to their door.
Frankly, I was surprised at how many came!
Fr and Co (adults above) provided a Jack-o-lantern and games for the kids.
Below, Fr plays "What time is it, Mr. Wizard?" with the kids.
Post games, us adults sat around drinking spooky punch and watching the kids play.
Frankly, I was surprised at how many came! 
Fr and Co (adults above) provided a Jack-o-lantern and games for the kids. 
Below, Fr plays "What time is it, Mr. Wizard?" with the kids. 
Post games, us adults sat around drinking spooky punch and watching the kids play. 
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