California is still in flames... wow... . I had a friend there, but in Sunnyville. I don't know if he's still there, his family was planning to move to Korea and I have more than a half year without knowing from him.
Hope all could be finishing soon... 
Sunday afternoon I was to the supermaket and I noticed the employees of the supermaket was making a deads altar. Here in Mexico we celebrate on November 1 and 2 Deads Day instead of Halloween October 30, and is a way to honor our dead people making altars and iluminating its tumbs on graveyards with candles and all the things they liked on life. I took some pictures of the supermarket altar (maybe to the last owner because I saw the picture was an old man)
They were selling the dead bread's too, they're so delicious! Bad luck I can't eat bread right now! (｀×´)
I found this cutie bread too, called "anima" which it means in english "soul or spirit"
And this other funny bread which looks like it is opening its mouth!! (≧▽≦)
Here are some examples of celebrating Deads Day in Mexico (like eating skull candies, other altars, etc)
