Where are the pumkin carving parties?

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From: Besq
Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2005 03:41

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I'm asking because I want to stop at one and gather up the seeds, lots of
them.  I boil them in salt water, then roast them in the oven and have a
neat snack for several weeks.  Anyone know of any kids' parties in the
southwest part of town?  Thanks!

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