Having Fun with your Kids on Halloween Trick or Treat

Halloween is coming, people feels the need to buy Halloween tricks, gag gifts and prank ideas. Kids are excited and ready to scare the hell out of their neighbors or get a treat instead. The older ones are thinking if they can still join the fun, more than just giving treats to little boys and girls. Definitely, Halloween would be nothing if there are no Halloween pranks and tricks. The very day is more frightening when nothing is making you busy, when you are boxed inside your house doing nothing.

Aside from April Fool's Day, Halloween night is the best time to play pranks on your kids, the perfect time to bond with your family. Indulge all the member in a horror movie marathon and give a consequence to those who got frightened by the film. You can also take them to a ghost tour or a home costume party.

When the streets are dark, you can hide behind the trees, and surprise them with the Halloween tricks that you prepared. Of all the people, they won't be expecting their own parents playing a prank on them. You can play dead to scare the hell out of them. And you can also pretend like a trespasser looting your own home. The children will be out for hours to play trick or treat in the neighborhood. Before you go out to watch them, you can plant your own funny pranks ideas inside the house, and make it work once you all arrive.

Act as if you are of their age. Loosen yourself from your childhood frustrations and giggle and stumble like you are only a grade school kid. Do things that he/she never thought you would do. Wear scary costumes. Dress like a scare crow or imitate some characters on your favorite horror movie. Buy glow in the dark Dracula fangs and stand from a dark corner. Call their names with a voice like Frankensteins' or other monsters. They will be startled by that prank even if they know that its a prank holiday. If you prefer just cooking in the kitchen, put a twist on your common Halloween dish, garnish them with spider or worm shape vegetables to make the food more chic.

Halloween day will be very fun if it is spend with your family. And there is more fun if the kids stayed safe until they are lying on the bed. While they are doing their trick or treat activity, you should stand by them to prevent accidents. We'll never know, there could be persons that intends to hurt or poison kids. Let them be visible on dark areas by putting glow in the dark tapes or necklace on their black costumes. Even better provide them with a flashlight to prevent them from getting tripped or being ran over by vehicles. Watch your kids and make them stay safe, failing to do so is the most horrible trick.

12 year old girl counterfeited Tim Horton's Contest

Matthew de Jong, an 18-year-old house painter from Parksville, claimed he won a 2009 Toyota Venza as part of the chain's popular "Roll up the Rim to Win" contest, with a coffee cup he bought in Parksville in April. People across the country calling on the coffee-shop chain to do the right thing.

Tim Hortons officials said on Thursday revealed it as a fake and that the cup was a counterfeit. That claim was verfied on Friday when Nanaimo resident Pam Geddes Skelding revealed the cup was fabricated by her 12 year-old daughter, Chloe, as an April Fool's Day joke. The forgery that had the country abuzz was created by a 12-year-old girl as one of the April Fools pranks she pulled off on her mother.

She said the cup disappeared after being left on her kitchen counter while de Jong was painting in the house.

Skelding said she "thought nothing" of the cup's disappearance until she read about de Jong's claim to the car in the Friday edition of the Nanaimo Daily News.

De Jong acknowledged Friday that he did buy a coffee from Tim Hortons while on his way to Skelding's house to paint her kitchen and he said it may have gotten "mixed up" with other Tim Hortons cups that were in the kitchen at the time.

"I guess I accidently picked up the wrong cup while I was at work, assumed it was mine and that it was a winner," de Jong said after hearing of Skelding's claim. "I guess it's game over for me getting the car."

Tim Hortons' spokesman David Morelli told the Daily News on Thursday that two "outside firms" verified that the cup was lacking a number of security features the company uses to guard against forgeries and the matter was under investigation. He said at the time that the case may be handed over to the police. Morelli couldn't be reached for comment on Friday.

Skelding said her daughter used her computer to type the winning phrase on a thin strip of grey paper that she attached to an old Tim Hortons cup in an effort to pull a practical joke.

"It really wasn't that elaborate a job and Chloe's computer lacks a 'c' key so she put a star symbol where the copyright symbol would have been," she said.

"We didn't think about it again until we saw the newspaper article and the television coverage and Chloe recognized the sticker. She didn't want to get in any trouble for creating the sticker and wanted the matter cleared up as soon as possible."

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