What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

Going to haunted houses and haunted hay rides with the family and taking my kids trick-or-treating oh yeah, and decorating the house the best time of the year

Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.

I would be cautious but not paranoid I check the noise, but you don’t walk into the basement alone with a flickering flashlight. I know when to run – A not tripping over tree roots because i wore the wrong shoes. I wouldn’t say “I’ll be right back” or split from the group for “just a minute.”I would use common sense – when you see the creepy doll move on its own, I definitely would leave the house, not just the room.and adapt – also pick up a weapon, and I would be ready for the sequel.

What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?

Pay off or catch up on bills – Knock out anything that’s been hanging over my head so the rest of the money feels like a clean slate.and Set a safety cushion – Tuck a couple thousand into savings for “life happens” moments. And Do something for the kids – Maybe a small trip, upgrade their bedrooms, or start/boost a college fund for Jimmy and Avery. Or Treat myself without guilt.

Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?

My dad—even though he’s not here with us now, he’s the kind of presence I would want by my side in a horror movie: brave, protective, and impossible to scare off.he’s my real life hero