Like many events and holidays, Halloween is going to look quite different this year for many Americans. As pointed out from the CDC, or – Center for Disease Control and Prevention, many traditions on this holiday are considered high-risk for COVID-19 transmission. The neighborhood we live in does not usually have Halloween celebrations and the NJ governor has not yet given a final word on rules and regulations for this year’s Halloween festivities. So, for many families that enjoy celebrating this holiday, things are really unsure as of now.In our family, we do not really celebrate the holiday. Our kids are very little (one and three years old) and they do not understand about the virus going on. So I have decided that, just like other 2020 events and holidays, I will just take the opportunity to focus on the positive aspects of autumm such as celebrating God’s gifts, sharing treats and having family fun all while keeping social distance, maintaining a safe environment and enjoying all that this season has to offer.I have thought …