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O-Tho-Tho-Tho-Tho-Thi-Thi-Cis. There's not a whole lot to do in a town the size of Prodigy, Colorado.

It's so small, it's barely on any maps. We don't have our own grocery store anymore,

and I'm pretty sure anyone who drives through here thinks the gas station is

abandoned. We didn't even have our own church until early 2006, even if it did end up burning down.

Most of us don't cruise around by the fields anymore either. That's why, when

we have a holiday, we do pretty much everything we can to put together as many activities

as possible. The most popular example, aside from Christmas caroling, is the Prodigy haunted house.

It has to be hosted in the town hall because it's the only building with big enough rooms to do anything with.

We put up fake walls made from scraps of wood, covered in trash bags or long strips of black

fabric to make a series of hallways through the main room that different haunt actors are stationed in.

Sometimes we make fun little false rooms for people to hide in and jump out of.

One year I waited in one section of the hallway and when people had wandered past me I crawled through the fabric of the wall and waited for them at the other end of the corridor as well.

It's not the highest budget haunted house, but we do what we can and everyone loves it.

The man who started up the haunted house was named Jordan Marseille.

He was in his late 30s and at one point was the principal of Tenwood High School.

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