Review on Invisible Classroom: The Ultimate Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Halloween Experience by Billy Reeves

Most people who know me know that Halloween was a popular holiday. I used to trick or treat with friends in my 20s. Whenever the landlord asked why we were doing this, we always exclaimed that nobody is too old for Halloween! Today I have lights, backdrops and life size corpse models of the bride and groom on my enclosed front porch that I have placed in the windows. I have a candy with a skeleton hand grabbing you. backgrounds and colorful lighting. Light up pumpkins and skulls, and with the help of the clearance shop, I always keep plenty of full-sized candies. Can't add anything more. I studied storyboarding at programming and video game design school in the late 90's. Although I have no creative talent, I can portray anything. So, some black lightbulbs, some big cards, plus these pens, and I'm going to have some really cool goth drawings to celebrate this year (this was canceled last year due to COVID19). Of course, for the rest of the users, you've got enough of these pens to start your own secret society for just over 50 cents apiece. This includes an invisible ink pen, as well as a UV light and battery. I bought a pen with invisible ink a few years ago and it was about the same quality, only cost me about $10 then I had to provide my own UV light source. I have a small ultraviolet flashlight that I use to spot stains on carpets and read special security marks on paper money. I just came up with another use for my Halloween theme. I can write cryptic text messages to scare little kids, and reveal the ones I want with light and some showmanship (I usually dress up as a wizard or Count Dracula. I can use a UV flashlight remotely to just spot those that I want to show Although I'm cute I only do it until 10 years and older. I don't want the little ones to have nightmares. It probably wouldn't be good in their parents' eyes. I love stuff like that. Like that lots of fun for so little money, love it PS: here's another use for the youth among us I don't know if the Japanese school custom of professing sympathy or love for a certain girl has caught on in the US. She ( at least in anime and manga) put the letter in their locker with the object of affection. Then they arrange to meet up behind school or somewhere and profess. If you want to imitate that and get creative If you want to write a letter in invisible ink, give it to them, and only o later give a pen with UV light. will be relatively unique, to say the least. Making a first impression is always good. highlighted.