As Friday the 13th is believed to be a day marked by bad luck, opt for spooky decorations. Pick a variety of decorations in colors like black, gray, and red to give off a spooky, ominous feel. For example, find wreathes made out of black and gray flowers to give off a deadly, creepy look. Cut pieces of red felt into the shapes of droplets. Glue them onto a long piece of string to make a blood drop garland. Make use of your own bookshelf for decorations. Pull out copies of horror stories, like the works of Poe, to display at your party. You can try watching films from the Friday the 13th franchise at your party. You can also just watch horror movies in general to give off the spooky feel of the day. For example, watch horror classics like The Exorcist and Rosemary's Baby. Put a spooky twist on classic games. For example, look for trivia games online that have questions centered around horror and superstition. Play a game like Truth or Dare that pushes people out of their comfort zone. Try doing a game of Pictionary where you have to draw spooky pictures. Many bands, such as Everlast and Deer Tick, have songs called "Friday the 13th" that would be appropriate to add to a playlist for your party. You can also add songs about the day Friday, such as humorous choices like Rebecca Black's "Friday." Generally spooky sounding songs (e.g., hauntings, true crime, and real life disasters) can also fit on a Friday the 13th mix. Add something like, "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald." Websites like Spotify, Pandora, and YouTube may have ready made Friday the 13th playlists. Make dark refreshments, such as cupcakes, cakes, and cookies with black frosting. You can also use cookie cutters to cut out cookies into shapes of bad omens like black cats and full moons. Try to make 13 of each refreshment for an extra fun twist at the party. However, make sure you have enough snacks to go around.
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One-sentence summary -- Decorate with spooky or dark-themed items. Watch Friday the 13th-themed movies. Play games with a dark or superstitious twist. Make a Friday the 13th playlist. Make dark and spooky refreshments.

Article: When teaching a pig to go to the bathroom, you must provide regular breaks. Start when the pig first wakes up, as well as after each meal. You should also take it every hour or so between those times and right before bed. You can either take the pig to the box or to the same place in the yard. You can also teach a combination of the two, taking the pig to the box at certain times and outside at others. Just like a dog, a pig can be trained to learn certain commands. If you use the same phrase for going to the bathroom, your pig will come to associate the activity with the phrase. For instance, you could try "Go potty," "Bathroom time," or "Outside potty." Say it each time you take your pig to the bathroom, particularly when the pig starts actually going. Once the pig has gone to the bathroom, immediately offer it praise. Say "Good piggy," or "Good pig!" Use a bright, happy tone so that the pig gets the idea it's done a good job. Your pig is going to have accidents in the house. However, punishing when you find the accident isn't going to do any good. It won't connect the punishment with the action of going to the bathroom. If you catch your pig using the bathroom, then you can say "No!" firmly. Take them to where they should use the bathroom. Food rewards aren't needed and may even be detrimental. Pigs like learning habits, and adding food may confuse them. Plus, they're smart enough to game the system, tricking you to take them to the bathroom when they want a treat.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Take the pig to the bathroom regularly. Have a bathroom phrase. Use praise as a reward. Skip punishing mistakes. Avoid treat rewards.