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Copyright © 2007 Nick Miller.
So, you might picture me as a Santa, and I have often played the role. However, even though my namesake is St. Nick, Xmas and St. Nick's Day are not my favorite holidays. That honor goes to Halloween.
In these pages I hope to share some ideas and things about what Halloween means to me, and things that you can use in your classes, homes, parties, etc.
I am starting this page a few weeks before Halloween 2007. I am not able to host a party this year, and not expecting to be invited to any, so this will be my virtual Halloween. You are all invited to join. Enjoy.
A few pics from past parties until the photo page comes.
Recipes
Halloween sandwiches - Spooky, strange and scary Halloween sandwiches
Vampires' Vomit - a meal or party dish, looking suitably disgusting for Halloween, but healthy and delicious. Notes: Doctor approved, not suitable for Jews or vegans.
Witches' Brew - both alcoholic and non-alcoholic versions Other
Party activity and game ideas for EFL/ESL, native classes, naturists, Mensans, and of course, 'normal' people at 'normal' parties. Includes a link to War of the Worlds.
Halloween crossword puzzle
History of Halloween Well, if I don't get to doing more before this Halloween, please check again next year. I will probably be adding off and on.
Nov. 1st is a Roman Catholic holy day,
And, of course, the one thing you MUST have are pictures... and watching them while still at the party is even more fun!
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Hi! My name is Nick. 
No Halloween party is complete without costumes!
Click on the links below for the various pages
EFL (or cultural) lesson plans for teachers
Decorating ideas
Photos
What's in a name?
and a holiday in some countries.
Today it is called "All Saints' Day"
however, in the past it was known as
All Hallows' Day, Hallow meaning
holy or saint.
The night before a holiday is its 'eve', as in
New Year's Eve.
So the eve of All Hallows' Day would be
All Hallows' Eve, -> Hallows' Eve -> Hallow eve,
or just plain old Halloween!
A long time ago :)
In Praha
Not a common Halloween event, but I love a good bath. At Mlynecek, 2003, my last good Halloween party.