Why Not Have an End of the World Party?

Throw an "End of the World" Mayan Themed Party
So if the world is really coming to an end, why not go out with a bang? Here are some party planning ideas to help ensure you have fun, no matter what happens. Plus 12/21/12 happens to be a Friday, and for many of us in the United States, the final day before the holidays and perhaps even a pay day. So it's the perfect excuse to get together with your friends, family and loved ones to celebrate.
Create an End of the World Soundtrack
Using a free service like Spotify, you can come up with a party
playlist including everything from "It's the End of the World as We Know
it (and I Feel Fine)" by REM to "Till the World Ends" by Britney
Spears. It will not only help your guests get in the mood, but you can
listen to the music while preparing for the rest of your end of the
world party planning.Plan a Doomsday Food Menu
The Mayans ate primarily things they could grow or kill during ancient times. Corn, bean and squash were staples to accompany whatever main course was hunted for that day perhaps deer or fish in the coastal areas. Deer chili with bean-filled tamales might be a good modern-era spin on the Mayan cuisine and a great, hearty last meal. If you prefer your last meal to be one of your favorites like pizza, then by all means don't feel the need to stick with the theme and splurge on whatever you wish. If burgers, beers and French fries are your meal of choice, you may want to go ahead and indulge - who knows if we'll be around tomorrow to regret those calories or not.Select Your 2012 Countdown Movie Picks
Queue up your Netflix, stream a video on iTunes or run to your nearest Red Box and rent movies about the world ending such as Armageddon, 2012 or Melancholia. (Note: this idea came from one of our fans who commented on our 2012 Planetary Alignment page).Decorating Ideas for the Apocalypse
Luckily you probably already have the hall decked for the holidays, but to give your party a Mayan twist, bring the outdoors in. Grab some sticks and large rocks from around the neighborhood to build a fake campfire. Turn off any overhead or artificial lights and use candles (but be safe when lighting) instead. And have a flashlight close by just in case the lights don't come back on.
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