I saw these pumpkins on a stoop on Ashland Ave. yesterday. Also, my brother passed along this video clip (.mov, 18 sec, 904k) of a Milwaukee newscast. My niece is the plump little dragon at the end.
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GREAT pumpkins! Get it, “Great Pumpkins” – oh, nevermind.
Wow all these Halloweens under my belt and this is the first I’ve seen the stem used as the nose.
Happy All Saints Day! The day for all saints, “known and unknown”.