Even I did not know of Halloween till I visited the US and the UK..I stayed in those two countries for almost 13 years. My daughters picked up this celebration with their school friends there. And when we moved to India, here in our apartment we have few expat families and even children with one parent from the US. So, the tradition continued. Now, my daughters are grown up and are not excited that much about costumes. But yes, the younger children in the apartment carry on with costumes and trick or treat.
She is, we are both ARMY and was very happy to be able to go see Jin live this year
so very much excited to be able to dress up in this suit 
I haven't selected any yet though, but am sure i we definitely find some by next month before Halloween.
We don't celebrate Halloween over here, so I won't be buying any but i we definitely be watching some horror movies though.
Oh! I see. I read that in your earlier post but just missed it while replying. Here too, it is not well known. But in the last one decade, with global influence, younger generations have started picking it and now even the older ones are catching the infection. But yes, this is limited to big cities that have more of global influence. Small cities still don't know about it.
I’ve got too many options running across my mind and it confuses me. Maybe a costume I can reuse or just something fun without much effort.
True, there are some people in my country who celebrate it, they even throw indoor parties but like you said, it is mainly limited to big cities.
It's okay. Sorry about your loss. It's hard to overcome loss of parents. And such dates do bring memories and emotions. 29th October is my mom's birthday. She will be 70 this year.
You can always remember her on her birthday in a very fond way. If you don't mind sharing, when and how did she pass away?
