As Halloween approaches I thought that I would take time to list a few safety rules for trick-or-treating. Safety first!
1.) Don't worry with a flashlight. It takes up to much room. You need your hands free to hold the eggs that will be thrown at old women who give out crackers and fruit.
2.) If your child's costume calls for a fake knife don't waste your money. Give them a real one. Who wants to be the parent with a wimpy kid? Be the parent that can say "My kid shanked your kid".
3.) If your child falls down a well use fish line and a paperclip to retrieve their goody bag. No one likes wet candy.
4.) Make sure to check your child's candy for razor blades, meth, weed, pipe, etc. Save these items for your own "treat bag". Momma doesn't share the good stuff.
5.) Do not stick to well lit, well known areas. The darker streets and alleys will provide for more treats as listen in #4.
6.) Once your child is home, ensure he/she knows the term "puking rally". All candy is to be consumed. Momma doesn't like a quitter.
1.) Don't worry with a flashlight. It takes up to much room. You need your hands free to hold the eggs that will be thrown at old women who give out crackers and fruit.
2.) If your child's costume calls for a fake knife don't waste your money. Give them a real one. Who wants to be the parent with a wimpy kid? Be the parent that can say "My kid shanked your kid".
3.) If your child falls down a well use fish line and a paperclip to retrieve their goody bag. No one likes wet candy.
4.) Make sure to check your child's candy for razor blades, meth, weed, pipe, etc. Save these items for your own "treat bag". Momma doesn't share the good stuff.
5.) Do not stick to well lit, well known areas. The darker streets and alleys will provide for more treats as listen in #4.
6.) Once your child is home, ensure he/she knows the term "puking rally". All candy is to be consumed. Momma doesn't like a quitter.
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