Can I please set of fireworks for Halloween

I love fireworks! Have you ever set fire to a fallen leaf? 🍂 Smells just like fireworks! Makes sense with this connection similarity for there to be a Halloween tradition of fireworks. The stores that stay around after fourth of July have Halloween fireworks. Got to experience these when I went to Disney World during Mickey Halloween for my honeymoon, but would be great to not have to pay Disney prices for a themed fireworks show in the fall.

There is now light shows for Halloween popping up more frequently across the country. They are now not just only for Christmas, so why not add popping lights! This year during fourth of July we set off bat fireworks! It was amazing and we will be checking out the open fireworks stores to see if there are finds to pop of for Halloween. If not, I will put some leftover sparklers in a carved pumpkin and throw it up into the air! I have mentioned in other stories before that Halloween for my family is like Christmas for others. We are a pyromaniac family who would love to be able to play with fire on a date we really enjoy celebrating. Popping for fourth of July is fun with the red and blue colors, but I do love when we can find pinks and oranges to also set off.

One of my favorite flowers is firework flowers. I will be trying to find and order them for this year's Halloween along with flowers painted black and many orange flowers. I planted some orange flowers myself, but I will see if they actually bloom. I have been playing around with flowers lately to see if they pop up in the fair weather. Most people think of spring for flower blooming, but fall is a peak time for them to make an opening.

We are trying to scare people and turn what is normally beautiful unsettling and creepy. Strange flowers make their debut at this time. Cats become less cute and more of a jumpscare. Who will pick the cute costumes and who shall pick the gore? Fireworks are already seen as scary to many people so they can become a perfect addition! A spectacle to behold while people are already out trick or treating or riding around in a hay trailer.

With people in western attire using pop guns and light sabers that make noises while waving, there is already many sounds and screams in the atmosphere. Fireworks would include a great addition to decorating. The best house I would go to trick or treating as a kid always had a bonfire to take a break at, especially on a cold night. The candy they had was marshmallows to eat right away or add to a stick. That fire element made for the best Halloweens as that is still memorable to this day. Fire elements just make sense for the skeleton rattling atmosphere.

October is a time for spooky experiments, slimes, and funny uses of wet noodles. The pranks always had us saving toilet paper and poppers you could leave under someone's tires. Dressing as a magician might lead to using a smoke bomb with the costume or a sparkler as a magic wand. Glow sticks and sparklers always lit up the night when street lamps weren't around or enough to see. Strobe lights would be set up on porches to add a flickering effect to the decor. Fireworks going off and flickering in the night is just like strobe lights. What about getting started with the people who use flamethrowers at their homemade backyard haunted walkthroughs.... No, too much, heheh. 😝