You've Been Boo'd!

Here’s a fun & thoughtful idea to get the Halloween spirit going.  Play the Boo Game.  This is fun.  I’ve done it with my coworkers at the office before & I’ve had friends who have played in their neighborhoods.  Here’s how it works.

STEP 1. 

Purchase Halloween candy/goodies and put in festive bucket, basket, etc.  Include a simple picture of a ghost (you can find this online) and the following Letter:

The air is cool, the season fall,

Soon Halloween will come for all,

The spooks are out, without a doubt!

In fact, a secret spook brought this just for you!

So enjoy your special treat while pondering, WHO???

The excitement comes when friends like you,

Will copy it & make it two,

We’ll all have smiles upon our faces,

No one will know who “BOO”ed whose places!

Just a few days to work your spell,

Remember keep it a secret, hide it well.

Please join the fun, the seasons here.

Just spread these “BOO’s” & lots of Halloween cheer!

Include these directions:
Enjoy your treat.
Place a picture of your BOO on your front door/office cubicle.
Now you have 24 hours to copy this twice, make two treats and two Boo's and secretly deliver them to two neighbors who do not have a BOO on their front door.  Then watch how far this spreads before Halloween!

STEP 2.

Now it's time to deliver your Boo's. Sneak up to two of your neighbors/coworkers houses/cubicles and leave their treat buckets in front of the door. Knock and RUN!  Hide someplace and you'll hear the giggles and "We've been booed!"

STEP 3.

Now it's your neighbors’/coworkers’ job to keep the fun going.  So sit back, relax and wait for your Boo to arrive. 

This game is especially fun for the kids & is a great way to teach them the concept of giving.  They will also be excited to go for a walk around the neighborhood to see who has been “boo'd”.

So what are you waiting for?  A knock at the door?

Get out & have some fun before the spooky season is done.

After all, there is nothing more dandy than a bucket full of candy.

The fall season is here & what better way to spread some cheer?

Truly a fun way for neighbors to unite before the long-awaited Halloween night.

BOO!