I Went to Germany for a Year and Turned into an Ice Cube (and Not the Cool Rapping Kind): Happy Halloween!

Happy Halloween from the country that doesn't know how to celebrate it. Though, I think it's only the US that knows how to. Hannah, who is living in London, and Kaylee, who is living in Italy, both say no one is doing anything. Here they don't decorate, or dress up, or watch scary movies, or even make Jack-O-Lanterns. Apparently the little kids go around at night and ask for candy, but that freeloading. It only counts as celebrating Halloween if you do all the other stuff.
I love Halloween. So I decided to pay homage to my Pumpkin carving palooza from last year and make a Jack-O-Lantern. (I also dressed up as Nyan Cat at school, but no one noticed because I took my ears off when no one else was dressed up.) I make a nice cute pumpkin and was all happy and joyous and then my "sister" killed my Halloween spirit. I put my Jack-O-Lantern where I wanted to and she hated it. So she yelled and scram at me that no one could see it and I had to move it. I politely told her it was my Jack-O-Lantern and that was where I wanted it. She retorted with, "Well it's my house."
Letting you guys know, never ever (!), say that to an exchange student. That crushed my heart a bit. So now I'm hiding in my room, trying to get diabetes from this bar of chocolate and am going to finish watching the Skeleton Key so I have a reason to cry.
I still get to pass out candy to kids tonight so that is something to look forward too.