Sexypeacockhoriz.
The peacock is not what it looks like. . . . (
Party City)
The innocent holiday of Halloween is coming soon, when nearby children innocently hold bags, pillowcases and bright orange plastic pumpkins, begging for artificial dyes and high fruit-Portuguese corn syrup that has always forgotten their manners.
Seriously, if good strangers distribute sweets without luring their children home, these children can at least say thank you.
It can be said that these thieves are led by their adult guardians, and they also want me to give them some sugar.
Yes, liar.
To make matters worse, the most terrible thing this season is not the goblins and ghouls.
Girls in \"costumes.
\"In just a few weeks we will open the door and play\" Guess Who I Am \"and we will focus on 7 years --
The little girl standing in front of us bent over to guess if she was a kitten or a kitten doll.
Because I\'m pretty sure the kitten won\'t wear the black Leica mini.
I went with the latter with a skirt with a sequin sports bra.
Even the Big Bird and Elmo are back to sex, but at least the mom and dad in the Sesame Workshop stood up for them and realized it wasn\'t cute.
The Sesame Workshop was offended by what a clothing marketer did to their precious puppets, so much so that it asked them to remove the \"sexy\" puppets in 2012 (
However, a quick search will show it\'s back, but at least mom and dad tried it).
What\'s more, when Halloween becomes a complete influence on young girls, why do parents sit at home and read the costume notice carefully and think, \"Yes!
My fifth-grade daughter is wearing a skirt that barely covers her lower body, and it is perfectly appropriate to match the fishing net tights, as this is exactly what the peacock looks like!
Some adults and parents may think this is just an unfortunate thing.
The product of our culture.
For the other 364 days of the year, our children saw their former idol, Hannah Montana Turke, while bringing a new job description to the bubble fingers of sports fans.
The first-year students wore high heels and makeup to bring themselves one step closer to growing up.
However, some of us adults realize, \"Hey, we\'re adults.
When our children pull sugar in the street, we have a say in the clothes they wear.
\"Some of us are eager to remember the days when plastic clothing sticks to the body while trying to breathe the most fragile elasticity ever through a small hole in the mask.
So parents, stand up and announce: \"I don\'t allow today\'s trick --or-
Treat the trick that becomes tomorrow! ”Pam Melyan-
Bratton is a free writer published nationwide who has a personal blog and you are kidding!