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13 Ways to Celebrate Halloween If You Hate Parties

October 27, 2015

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For most people Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year. With all the parties and costumes, who couldn’t be excited? Well, introverts couldn’t be, thats who. So how can one go about celebrating Halloween if they’re an introvert? Bustle has come up with a few ways…

Go on a tour of a haunted place
Make something gross-awesome
Go Carnivorous plant picking
Seek out a spooky-specialty book seller
…and read by firelight
Go to a scary midnight movie
Or watch a scary movie in your pjs
Buy “witch” supplies
…And have a seance
Make a halloween playlist
Go to a haunted house
Give yourself a spooky manicure

For the final way to celebrate, click here.

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