AC360 artist's interpretation of Tom Foreman's favorite Halloween costume based on his blog

Editor's Note: Happy Halloween! We asked some of our favorite CNN personalities to share with us their Halloween memories. We asked them a few 'Trick or Treat' questions.... here's what they had to say:

Tom Foreman | Bio
AC360° Correspondent

Favorite Halloween costume as a kid?

I had a store bought Frankenstein costume when I was in kindergarten: green satin pants, some kind of long sleeved green top with a picture of Frankenstein on it, and a mask that would allow you to see out of only one eye hole at a time, unless you were congenitally gifted with eyes that were three inches apart. I tried to run across a dark street on the Air Force base where we lived in South Dakota, to keep up with my older brother and sister, and I fell, ripping the knee. I cried because it hurt, because I ruined my costume, and because I was pretty sure at that point people would realize I was not really Frankenstein. Mind you, I was already working against type by being three feet tall at the time.

Favorite scary movie?

The Sound of Music. Enough said.

Best Halloween memory?

TP’ing a house in this tiny farm town we lived in, and getting chased by the owner; the father of one of our friends. My brother ran into a clothesline and nearly took his head off. Now that was funny.

Worst Halloween memory?

Hard to say, because they’ve all been pretty good. Although I have to admit, there were some cold/rainy/snowy ones along the way that were a bit of drag because my cool costume would be buried under a big jacket. Ring the doorbell, shout “Trick or Treat,” unzip and flash the candy folks with your costume. Bummer.

What was your favorite Halloween candy?

Back in the day it was really somewhat unusual for people to give out whole candy bars. You got a lot of candy corn, chocolate drops, gum, apples, Sweet Tarts. If you received a whole candy bar of any sort, that was a big deal. I was digging on the Snickers for sure.