🎃I let kids adopt a lot of my kids stuffed animals when I gave out candy this Halloween. 🎃
They sure did enjoy it. I went from this to this…. pic.twitter.com/tZlfxOuEUK
Except for you, jerkface kid who tells me I’m doing Halloween wrong by giving out Play-Doh and glow sticks rather than candy. Pound sand. pic.twitter.com/I1Fy0H9WbD
The Super Dentists are continuing their long-standing Candy Buy Back tradition. From Monday, Oct. 30 to Friday, Nov. 3, kids can bring in candy to The Super Dentists’ offices in exchange for cash.
For every pound of candy kids bring in, The Super Dentists will give them $1 and the other $1 will be donated to charities helping schools. The candy collected will be sent overseas to our military troops.
Offices are located in Chula Vista, Eastlake, Carmel Valley and Oceanside. Please visit TheSuperDentists.com for exact locations.
Schools throughout San Diego County will also have candy collection bins. Please email SchoolRep@TheSuperDentists.com for more information about the Candy Buy Back program or to arrange a pick-up for your candy bin.
This community-wide commemoration, which honors ancestors and other deceased loved ones with special menus, music, dancing and crafts, includes Day of the Dead sugar skull decorating, mask and paper flower making; and face painting. Workshops will be free or cost a small fee to cover materials. There will be several face-painting locations throughout Old Town, including at Fiesta de Reyes and Bazaar del Mundo.
Fiesta de Reyes will feature a family-oriented indoor exhibit called Casa de las Calaveras. Guests will tour a series of colorful displays that tell a story of Dia de los Muertos and educate the whole family about the traditions of Dia de los Muertos.
Amber and Sara are radio hosts on KSON and Sunny 98.1, Jessica is producer for John & Tammy in the Morning on KSON. They're also San Diego moms!
