While April Fool’s Day has been a beloved tradition for centuries, it does seem to be losing popularity. Fewer people seem to pull off big pranks, and some major companies have even stopped participating.  What is the right choice for you and your neighbors? One reason people could be turning away from April Fool's Day is that people are more cautious about spreading misinformation, especially in the age of social media. Sometimes, pranks can be taken too far and cause real confusion or harm. (Plus people do not always read things closely on social media). Another reason might be that people are simply busier and less interested in practical jokes than they used to be. Or some people say it is because we have lost our sense of humor as a nation. WHAT ARE THE TRENDS To understand these trends lets begin with some history. April Fool’s Day is celebrated on April 1st every year. Typically, it is a day filled with jokes, pranks, and laughter. (Honestly, I was never very good at these!)...