I’m not a great fan of Halloween . I don’t like spooky things and I don’t like seeing people ,even kids ,dressed up as witches, skeletons…and all that stuff. But I have to admit that globalization has made it difficult for us, Spaniards, not to get a bit carried away by the funny side of this tradition, namely the Jack O’lanterns , the fake dusty cobwebs, the treat or trick stuff etc, etc…. Thanks God my children are not asking me to dress up the front of my house with scary skulls and burning skeletons, yet!!
Anyway , on the funny side are these delicious dishes , ranging from gory to creepy, you can surprise your family with.
On the serious side you can also do something. Follow the link below to read and also listen to some facts about Halloween 
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Have a spooky Halloween!!!
Recipes :
I used to like the atmosphere surrounding this sport, the friendly shaking -hands of both teams no matter the result of the match … I don’t anymore. Now I seem to be forever inventing excuses to shirk off going to these matches and it is not only that my son has grown up and watching him play is not as funny as it used to be but also because the behaviour and manners of the people watching these football matches is sometimes unacceptable. Most of the times parents turn rowdy and , from the sidelines ,swear at children, intimidate the opposition and bully young referees. You might not believe me when I say that sometimes I get sick and have to leave when I listen to parents calling my son names and egging their children on to bully him.