A theory going into Halloween: The door-to-door tradition of trick-or-treating is fading away because of concerns about pedestrian safety, nutrition, child obesity and the general spookiness of knocking on a stranger's door at night.
Totally wrong? Patch reader Catt Sundell said she had 85 kids at her house. Christopher Cooke said he ran out of candy twice and Heidi Brosas said her house didn't get too many.
"I had lots of left over candy! halloween is just not how it used to be!" Brosas wrote on Suisun City Patch's Facebook Page.
How many kids knocked on your door last night looking for a sugary handout? Was it more or less than last year? Add a comment and vote in our totally unscientific poll.
If you had a great time and took some fun photos, share them by hitting the "upload" button on this story.
Also: If you would like to get Halloween candy out of your house, consider dropping it off at your local dentists' office if there is some sort of exchange going on.
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