Is there a season's greeting for Halloween?

greetings halloween

Americans routinely say "Happy Halloween", as incongruous as it may be. Actually, if the day was really horrifying, we wouldn't be celebrating it: We'd be cowering in our basements. It's more a day to make light of supernatural evil than to be frightened by it.


I've heard "Happy Halloween" on many occasions. Doesn't really strike me as odd.

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