Trickier treat.
True story. I grew up in the country, so Halloween meant the neighbors drove up in their cars, the kids got out and then knocked on our door. My senior year in high school, I came up with an idea to make Halloween just a bit more real. Put my stereo speakers outside the house to play weird scary music on. Then I rigged a ghost that would pop up from behind our Radio Flyer wagon that was laying on its side. The ghost was nothing more than the classic bed sheet with a pillow stuck in one end for... Sign in to see full entry.