What a caring, fantastic way to help spread festive cheer and brighten peoples’ days, Tammy. I really appreciate you sharing that you make cards for the RMH and hope that your comment may inspire others to take your admirable lead and do the same.

There are a lot more places for people to make and send cards in the States than here in Canada. You’ve inspired me to see if RMH locations in Canada accept handmade cards as well.

Thank you very much for your terrific comment and support of this fun new Halloween hashtag. You are such a fantastic person! 😘

♥ Autumn

Thank you very much, my dear friend and fellow Halloween loving lady.

No worries at all! If you use hashtags in your blog posts (either in their formatting in Blogger and/or in the course of a post’s text itself), this hashtag can be used there as well, if so desired.

I just have to say, I utterly and completely admire you for not having a phone and for opting to eshew social media.

I don’t use SM very heavily (and use it less so these days than back when I was vintage blogging), but I do engage with some SM platforms. For all the positives that SM can house (no two ways about it), there are times when I miss the days before this element of the web was such a pervasive part of modern life.

Those like yourself who have either never opted to join SM or who have done so and then stepped back entirely from it are swimming against the tide in some ways, I have nothing but respect for you and others who are doing just that.

Hopping back to the subject of All Hallows’ Eve, I too hope that this year allows more (safe) socializing and a greater sense of pre-pandemic Halloweens. Or, at the very least, that the situation is no worse this year than it was in 2021. Fingers crossed to the breaking point there!

♥ Autumn