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I’ve had some great submissions for funny costumes.  Check out a few below.  Don’t forget to send me a pic of your funny costume, best pic will win 2 free costume rentals from Peak to Party Novelties in Whistler.


Send your pics to rob.michaels@rci.rogers.com - I’ll announce a winner this Tuesday

Now if you’re stuck for a costume this year, this website is one of the best for finding good costumes that fit any type of budget.   Click here for the coolest costume website EVER!  Try this website too!  While we’re on the topic of costumes, I guess I can get this over with.  This was my costume from last year.  It was put together last minute because I’m an idiot so I wouldn’t really call it a costume, more like a fascination with Pink.

Ok, enough of the porno, let’s get onto the fun.  How about some random halloween ideas
- hallow out little pumpkins and use as candle holders.  They are inexpensive and look really great, you can even carve faces into them
- serve fresh veggies using a hallowed pumpkin as a bowl.  Cut the top out and clean out, leaving the top jagged.  Use mini pumpkins to hold dips
- use clear food handler plastic gloves to freeze ice hands to throw in your punch bowl.  It will keep it cold and look great!
- an alternative to bobbing for apples is to tie a string to the stem and hang them up.  Then let party goes try to bite them!

One thing that we haven’t covered is Halloween Safety!
- never trick or treat alone.  Have at least 2 buddies
- plan your entire route and make sure your family knows what it is
- wait until you get home and your parents check your candy before you eat it
- never go inside a house
- don’t play near lit jack-o-lanterns
- walk, don’t run
- take a cell phone with you if possible
- wear a watch
- carry a flashlight
For more information and to get reflectors and stickers, come to the Mountain FM studios anytime before halloween.  We have free reflectors!!

Have you ever heard of Ghosting?
Ghosting is done a week or more before the big day. All you need is some Halloween candy, 2 brown paper lunch bags, 2 copies of the “You’ve Been Ghosted” letter and 2 copies of the Ghost picture. Put the candy, one letter and one picture in each of the brown paper bags. When it’s dark, sneak over to a neighbor’s house with an adult, leave the bag on their porch, ring the bell and run away. Don’t let them see you. Your Ghosted neighbors will in turn, ghost two more people. Before you know it, it will spread throughout the neighborhood.

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