Yoyoyo Happy Halloween everyone!!!
Sorry I'm one day late. Hope you all had a fun one this year. At least I did. Hahaha. Here's my story.

I went to a place called Stocker Farm Field of Screams on Friday at around 10pm with my seniors and friends. You have nooo idea how terrified I was when I decided to go. Yup. Ironic, ain't it? Scared, but went. But it's natural. Cos I thought that it would be a waste to not join the Halloween attractions since I'm here already. You know how Americans are when it comes to celebrations, right? Hahaha. This is why I love America. It's a free country

Anyway, it was raining the entire day, a contribution to the eerie atmosphere at the cornfield. Very muddy. Urghh. Imagine running from ghosts and people chasing us with chainsaws in the middle of the rain. In a cornfield. Raining. Not something you'd wanna try. But we still went anyway, since it was quite a long journey. I was already shaking when queuing up (don't know whether it's cos of the cold or the fear. i think both. or the latter). I was literally shaking. Hahaha. What a chicken I am. But who cares. This is the first time I'm doing something like this. And I'm proud of myself. I went to the House of Horrors in Universal Studios two years ago, though. Scared me like shit. (oops.)

I finally passed the challenge. It was kinda creepy, but I ended up laughing my throat off the entire time. All thanks to my friend. I was grabbing and tugging onto his jacket the whole time that it'll stretch like a rubber band. But you know what, instead of being afraid of the ghosts, he was the one scaring them. Hahaha. Brave, but silly. He was like grunting and screaming on their faces, till the point where the ghosts became silent. It was a funny sight. And that's what caused me to laugh the entire time.

It was an awesome experience. Actually, I was thinking of going there again next year with . It'll be fun. Can't wait!
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Once again, a Happy Belated Halloween to you all.

Thanks for reading!

P.S. Happy Birthday to ~~