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Further on everywhere already party's are happening, netflix is showing Halloween movies, stores are selling Halloween products... since you very likely have not made any new deco's it would only be pulling a handle :D
(and then the complaining will start cause clothes are the same, no new deco, no event with special deco. (I used some round glass substance to predict this))
Please let the record show that it's October 8, 2017 at the time I'm writing this post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vfrood
I play other mobile games casually besides HD and they aren't in holiday mode yet. I just looked at the calendar and Halloween is on the 31st and falls on a Tuesday this year so per American tradition, I must buy boxes of candy bars to pass out to neighborhood children who knock on my door and yell "Trick or Treat!" If I were a drinker, my drinking friends would invite me to their parties to enjoy an adult beverage. FYI, Halloween is one of the top drinking holidays in the United States.
I must confess my ignorance of the Dutch culture. Vfrood, do the Dutch start celebrating Halloween in the first week of October and continue until the end of the month? Do they dress up in a costume to attend parties like we Americans do?
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Well, Halloween is coming up here :) Sinterklaas (the Dutch event from which the English started Santa Claus) on december 5th is a bigger, much bigger event.
I'm playing a game looking like candy crush but having aquariums and fish and so on that is already on Halloween mode. You can earn pumpkins etc. If the Halloween isn't coming this monday it will only be 2 weeks till date :D
I just like the creepy things.
Sinterklaas in English Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinterklaas
I have never seen anyone celebrate Halloween over here in the Netherlands.
Hay Day have a tendency to be slow with these things, just like how Christmas themes can carry over well into February.
Pretty much same in my country. I think it's a Northern American thingQuote:
Originally Posted by hobbitly
Even though I live in the United States where Halloween is popular, I’m one who is happy that Halloween doesn’t arrive too early on the farm. However, I’m more than ready for fall; and it’s great when SC releases the Halloween decorations in the shop when the trees change color so those who like setting up for the holiday early can get started.
I don’t care about Halloween but wish there were some fall decorations besides the trees, like pumpkins, corn shocks, wreaths for the house door, etc.
Here is a novel idea: instead of entering Halloween mode in September like many stores in the US do and then deploying Christmas decorations in late October (!), why not start these decorations a lot closer to the actual holidays?
Next week at the close of the derby sounds like a good time for the Halloween update
This is quite right! Don't forget Easter stuff in stores straight after Christmas :smirk:Quote:
Originally Posted by blsb
Really? 10charsQuote:
Originally Posted by Vfrood
nooo,Quote:
Originally Posted by BL4CKN1GHT
You need Valentine's stuff before Easter!
And when is that Indian festival when they throw paint at everyone?
Can we have lambing in spring, with every mother sheep having two lambs gamboling around near her, maybe they could grow a bigger too - and become babies again when the mother's fleece is taken.
(Edits to correct words the spell checker had changed incorrectly.)
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Originally Posted by FarmWife
I agree...it would,be nice to see Autumn decorations.