Tim McGraw has three daughters, the youngest of which will be 12 in December, and he says that means there probably won’t be any more trick-or-treating in his household.  “I think that last year, although she’s been hinting about it this year, Audrey our youngest, I think was our last trick-or-treating year,” says Tim.  “I think that it’s got to the point now where they just like to go to a friend’s house, to a party or something, instead of going out trick-or-treating.” It’s a little bittersweet for Tim because on one hand he says, “(It’s) sort of a relief to us because that’s a lot of work, getting ready to go out trick-or-treating.  But in another way you miss it because you know they’re growing up and you know that they’re moving on to other things.  But it’s still an important and fun season around our house.”

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“Halloween — I think that last year, although she’s been hinting about it this year, Audrey our youngest, I think was our last trick-or-treating year.  I think that it’s got to the point now where they just like to go to a friend’s house, to a party or something, instead of going out trick-or-treating, which is sort of a relief to us because that’s a lot of work, getting ready to go out trick-or-treating.  But in another way you miss it because you know they’re growing up and you know that they’re moving on to other things.  But it’s still an important and fun season around our house.”