2 Post Views: 479 Religious zealots complain about the increasing tendency of the popular mind to make the association between Halloween and secular or pagan imagery. What is really amusing is […]
Fall
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Post Views: 763 The scarecrow is a fascinating piece of Halloween cornucopia that just does not get the attention it deserves in my opinion. Some of the best scary stories […]
Rustle Scare Crow
Post Views: 449 September, in Old England, was called Haervest-monath (Harvest Month). Michaelmas, on the 29th is an ancient Celtic “Quarter Day” which marked the end of the harvesting season and […]
September, Formerly the 7th Month in the Year
Post Views: 528 I find that I post a lot during the Fall months. It’s really because I LOVE this time of year. I wont make this post too complicated. […]
Fall things, pumpkins, weather oh my
1 Post Views: 538 here are some facts that you may or may not find interesting about the holiday lovingly referred to as Christmas. Atheists get a bad rap in my […]
The great Christmas Caper
Post Views: 459 Ever wonder what the seasons are like in the grand ole state of Tennessee? Tennessee’s climate varies from east to west, but it is generally considered to […]
…Oh the Weather Outside is Frightfull
Post Views: 513 No,Turducken is not Southern slang for dodging things a chimp might throw at you. Its a truly fascinating dish that seems to have it’s origins in the […]
Turducken
1 Post Views: 544 Ah its pumpkin pie time again! I love all pie but the pumpkin pie truley is the epitome of a delightful Thanksgiving meal in my opinion. How […]
Gourd you make a great pie.
Post Views: 611 Horn basket is the description you are most likely to associate with the humble cornucopia. Ever wonder what that weird woven basket thing in the shape of […]
Horn basket, the humble cornucopia?
Post Views: 410 Tomorrow is my birthday. Tomorrow is Friday the 13th. I am not a big believer in things either lucky or unlucky so the fact that it falls […]
Friday the 13th :THE BLOG POST
Post Views: 569 Virginians claim that they actually held the first Thanksgiving festivities a full two years before the pilgrims of Massachusetts. Captain John Woodlief led a little ship called the […]
a little ship called the Margaret
Post Views: 523 “When I became convinced that the universe is natural—that all the ghosts and gods are myths, there entered into my brain, into my soul, into every […]