



FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT: How to make a grass whistle
Blowing over a blade of grass stretched between your thumbs makes a high-pitched squealing noise that often attracts predators. Done long enough, it can lure animals such as mountain lions, coyotes and lynx close. It can also keep bored kids busy in the back yard for quite a while.
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Select a blade of grass. Thin blades of grass work best, but they need to be flat, not round. Very wide blades of grass that have a crease don't work as well either. In other words, bermuda grass works great, but be sure to use the blades, not the stems.
Hold one end of the blade of grass between the tips of your thumbs. With your thumbs slightly bent, press the bases of both thumbs together, catching the other end of the grass between them.
Carefully straighten your thumbs out to pull the blade of grass taut. If you pull it too taut, it will snap and you'll have to start over.
Purse your lips slightly, put them right up against your thumbs and blow so that the air goes between your thumbs and over the blade of grass. It should make a high-pitched whistle sound.
Have you ever heard of the Scary Maze? It is a maze that can be found on the Internet by googling "Scary Maze". The way this maze works is the player moves a cursor through a simple maze. The maze is set up so that it takes about five minutes to complete. By the time the player has completed all three levels of the maze he/she will be very "into" the game. The great part is the prize you receive. A picture of a scary screaming face pops up to horrify the player.
OK, so now that you know the game this is what happened. Caleb and I had all the kids spend the night at our house a couple of weeks ago. The next day we were short on things to do so we thought it would be fun to scare Valerie by making her play the Scary Maze while we recorded the event. The joke was on us when the screaming face popped up and we all ran out of the room leaving poor Valerie alone with her tears.
LOL good times

