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On a recent thrift run (the kind where youโre hunting for terrifying treasures and dusty oddities), I unearthed a delightful relic: Ghoulish Goodies, a 2009 โfrightful cookbookโ by Sharon Bowers.
Of all the Halloween spectacles weโve conjured up over the years, our Witches Ball still reigns supreme in my haunted heart.
Well, my spooky friends, we are well into the Halloween season. Invitations to haunted happenings are everywhere you look – lurking in your social feeds, whispering from billboards, and beckoning …
The Halloween countdown clock has been activated. With Fright Night just a month and a half away, itโs high time to unleash the skeleton crew, gather up a few grinning …
I don’t know about you, but I’m starting to suspect my scrap bin is plotting against me.
It snowed. Again. And it’s bitterly cold. We’ve been at subzero for the past two days with windchills down to -25/-30.
When I was a kid, we experienced the most fantastic snowfalls, deep enough to build giant, towering snowmen, complete with a snowwoman and little snowpeople.
October. My most favorite month. The sights, the smells, the tastes – I could live in this season.
It’s no secret that I have a love for vintage Halloween pieces.
The circus may still be in town, but I’m pulling up the tent stakes with this final installation of the Haunted Circus.
When the movie Coco came out, I thought it looked cute, but I wasn’t in a hurry to watch it.
The ghost is another one of my favorite Halloween icons, and I love a good ghost story.