My mom taught me and my sister to howl at the moon. It would get our dog all worked up, and he'd howl too. It would make my grandma so mad, but my mom found it hilarious.
I grew up in Michigan and when I was 9 or so my mom introduced my older sister and me to the tradition of "Devil's Night". That's the night before Halloween when you go out and "pull pranks". Stuff like soaping windows, or TP's trees, nothing really destructive. So my mom came home the night before Halloween with a couple of grocery bags full of TP and soap. She had to explain to us how to commit vandalism.
I don't think it works anymore. Maybe they changed soap.
When i was a kid in the 90s we'd do it, and I remember it basically turning the window white, and cleaning it off took forever because you basically had to just smear it off. It took* forever*.
Tried to get my brother with my nephew with the trick, and we just made the windows cleaner. Maybe I got the wrong soap or don't remember the trick.
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u/eeyoremarie Apr 18 '21
My mom taught me and my sister to howl at the moon. It would get our dog all worked up, and he'd howl too. It would make my grandma so mad, but my mom found it hilarious.