Finally got around to making my gingerbread house for #christmas. I shall call it… The Last House on the Left. If you watch classic horror films, you know what I’m talking about. Wes Cravin classics.
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The Inappropriate Elf on the Shelf Photo Contest
From sexy, to scientific, to stoned and drunk, the literary, to downright evil, here are the ten best Elf on the Shelf photos I was able to find this year. Which would you choose as the winner?
8 Legendary Monsters of Christmas
The customs of the holiday season, which include St. Nicholas Day, New Years Day, and Epiphany, as well as Christmas, often incorporate earlier pagan traditions that have been appropriated and adapted for contemporary use.
8 Legendary Monsters of Christmas To Be Afraid Of
The customs of the holiday season, which include St. Nicholas Day, New Years Day, and Epiphany, as well as Christmas, often incorporate earlier pagan traditions that have been appropriated and adapted for contemporary use.
What Henry David Thoreau Teaches us About Travel
As we prepare for limited travel and mobility restrictions, know that Thoreau understood something that many of us modern day nomads would do well to recognize: travel is a matter of perspective, not location. “I have traveled a great deal in Concord,” said Henry Thoreau, a native of…wait for it…Concord, Massachusetts. In fact, Thoreau traveled far and wideContinue reading “What Henry David Thoreau Teaches us About Travel”
Great Lessons From Henry David Thoreau About Travel
Henry David Thoreau understood something that many modern-day nomads would do well to recognize: travel is a matter of perspective, not location. In fact, Thoreau traveled far and wide for his day and age, vagabonding to Cape Cod and the vast wilderness of the Maine Woods. However, the great prophet of enlightened self-reliance claimed to have doneContinue reading “Great Lessons From Henry David Thoreau About Travel”
Mind on Fire Books 