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What’s Halloween without some scary stories? Start a ghost story circle and come up with crazy endings!

By Justine Camacho-Tajonera, Stephanie Esguerra, Pixie Sevilla-Santos

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Have you ever felt as if someone has its eyes on you? You're not alone! Have you ever felt a shiver run down your spine in the middle of the night? Gather all your spooky stories and play with your imagination by coming up with a ghost story circle! Call your family, relatives, and friends and start a scary story, while sitting in a circular formation. Let the person to your right continue your story, adding his or her own cool twist. Whether scary, funny, or weird, it’s sure to be oodles of fun! But avoid overly scaring your kids by reassuring them that it's just that mommy and daddy will always be by their side.

 

Photography by Christian Halili

 

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Justine Camacho-Tajonera is the former web editor of SmartParenting.com.ph.

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Stephanie F. Esguerra, Staff writer of www.smartparenting.com.ph

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  • Ela Jan 07 2010 @ 07:48pm
    Are single parents that are not married (nor the absence of the father is due to death) qualified to apply for a solo parent id?
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  • stefie Oct 27 2009 @ 01:49pm
    Waaah how freaky, fionalance! That gave me the shivers.
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  • fionalance Oct 27 2009 @ 01:46pm
    We do this sometimes at bedtime. My hubby happens to have a third eye and whenever he would see something he would tell us. When my firstborn Fiona was just younger she used to have visions too. She would tell me there's a super bright lady dancing on top of our bed...
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  • stefie Oct 08 2009 @ 06:39pm
    Thanks for the info, gaby_angel! Glad this article was able to help you, lala! :)
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  • lala Oct 08 2009 @ 06:37pm
    my family and i have been struggling to sustain my son's needs for more than 2 years, and we didnt know about this one! thank you so much for this info. i'm reposting this in my blog. :-)
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  • gaby_angel Oct 08 2009 @ 06:10pm
    actually ITR is not needed.In San Juan, I was asked for Brgy clearance, voters id, birth certificate and 1 by 1 picture for your id.

    then you will be interviewed, why you are considered a solo parent and how it reached that circumstance and who is the provider of your child. then you have to sign on your statement.

    the benefits, additional 7 days leave!! =) others grant flexible time, though other not(if not, i think they have to ask for a permission from DOLE).
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