How should the halloween be after irma and harvey

We are all left with broken dreams!

That’s the only thing we can say after the Harvey and Irma attacks.

Now the ‘All Hallows Eve’ is here with Florida and Texas having a good reputation of celebrating the Halloween night as best as it can get!

Those of us who believe in supernatural existence should gear up to ward off the evil spirits.

So, here are this year’s Halloween tips for Floridians and Texans post-hurricane hits:

Halloween can come later:

You should not take Halloween as a priority this year. If you think managing debts, insurance deductibles, and house repairing costs are battering you hard, then you can seriously skip Halloween this time.

But, you can understand this, and not your children. It’s hard for them to accept that Halloween can be skipped.

So sit down with your child, and tell how things are going difficult for you, and hand over to him/her a bar of chocolate.

Use trick or treat in your community to raise funds:

A lot of homes just got destroyed. The price to compensate the loss is huge.

As per the recent stats, only 20% or a little more of the victims had flood insurance. So, many people were struck financially due to Irma and Harvey.

So this Halloween, make the event worth it!

Plan with your neighbors to raise some funds with the trick or treat move!

Make the Halloween feel real:

To be serious, many people died this year due to the hurricane!

We can surely dedicate this year’s Halloween in memory of those.

I hope you know what Halloween actually signifies. It’s the time when a connection between the human world and the spirit world is established.

People dress like devils and ghouls to confuse the spirit world.

So, together with all the victims in your area, you can plan a special event to pay respect and offer prayers in the memories of those who left us.

I guess you can understand why I am adding this tip to this article. Make a cost-effective social gathering as an act of remembrance!

Buy and sell goods at thrift stores:

Guess you are surely left with apparels, electronic goods, and other stuffs that you can no more use after the hurricanes.

Go to the thrift stores that sell items similar to your crash list!. Sell them, and in exchange you can get your goodies for Halloween!

Also, these thrift stores have pre-used costumes in good condition. Purchase them for your kids at a negotiable price without hurting your pocket much!

Go low on the house decorations and parties:

It is highly unusual that this year you will be planning some grand events at your place.

This way, you all can enjoy with no one being left out, yet it can fit well into your budgets too!

Also, our children will get a break from all the hurricane disasters they had to face at this little age!

These were the basic tips that I could have given to you. To be practical, this year is not meant for celebrations.

So, even though you can’t forget and forgive this strange act of God, you can rub the pain a little with scented candles, tasty wine, and lip-smacking foods!