You would definitly be cleaning up a few puddles at your front door if you did. So, does Ozzy's speach clear up when he sings? Cause he has such a hard time speaking normally, ya know from injesting so much stuff. Did you read that stuff about him being tested to see why exactly he has survived all the drugs and stuff when others have perished. He has some kind of super body or something.

Just an old jar, filled with a Dollar Store eyeball candies and decorated with a sticker makes a nice Halloween dec, I think. I made my little ghost many, many years ago : I painted my witch at the same time, and also the scarecrow below in another pic: Light in our entrance foyer: Hutch in there with more books: My cousin's book, "Boo, Bunny!" always has a place of honor there. These Halloween farolitos are easy to make with an empty gallon milk jug. Leave the handle on it and, after decorating as a monster, scary face, a cat or whatever, fill with 2-3 inches of sand and insert a votive candle. Halloween "Ghost Eye" Tree centerpiece made by DD when she was younger: My favorite cat sits on top of our wine cab: Spook up any lamp with a bit of black cheese cloth that the Dollar Stores always seem to carry at this time of year. Draped around the top are just a couple DS necklaces. A nice, big spider is a fun addition. A Halloween quilt and wall hangings, all made for us by my very talented bestfriend, Dianna: Dining Room table centerpiece, which sits down at the end of the table during our meals: Thanks for letting me play here today, showing you my favorite Halloween decs. Lynn This post was edited by lynninnewmexico on Mon, Oct 20, 14 at 17:39

Luvs, I get Country Living. Great magazine! Yacht, GW is one of my favorite places to find stuff. Especially holiday goodies. Last Fall, after Michaels had their big sales, I got quite a few faux pumpkins and gourds. Love them. I did find two gourds in GW recently too. Yay. Magpie, don't forget to browse our Fall Inspiration Album. I will continue adding photos so you might want to bookmark it. Besides the ones on here, I browse Flickr and the web for any thing I can snag to add to our albums on Photobucket. I recently added 8 new images to the Fall album, giving us 127 pictures in there now. I need to add some of these in the post too. (Our Halloween decor album is separate, so go to main Holiday Albums page and get the link to it from there. Also, Fall table-settings LINK will be on my own front page (the main page, sangaree) with all the other Holiday table settings). hugs, Karen Here is a link that might be useful: Fall Decor Inspiration Album

I seem to be doing my Hallowe'en reading early this year, having this month finished two rather large books, both dealing with supernatural themes. I absolutely lovedThe Little Stranger by Sarah Waters, and recommend it to anyone interested in "haunted house" stories. The book also paints a very interesting picture of how life in rural England changed after World War II. A few days ago I finished Peter Straub's sprawling (and quite gruesome) Floating Dragon. I am sorry to report I found it a bit disappointing, especially compared to his earlier novel Ghost Story, which is one of my favorite scary books. I prefer quiet, unnerving scares to gore. Also, the two books were very similar in their themes, which makes a comparison of the two inevitable. Hopefully my next reading choice will be a bit more suitable for summer. The brutal heat has settled on us, unfortunately. I am being a stubborn goat and not turning on my air conditioner until June.