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Interesting video! Sad story about the pixie stix.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! As you know I love Halloween. And my favorite story is about Stingy Jack who is doomed to carry that ember in his turnip for eternity.
ReplyDeleteI've started self identifying myself as Celtic-American. Samhain is my holiday ;0)
ReplyDeleteHalloween is still a week off. I'm shivering and shaking already.
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting video! The part of the pixie stix was really sad.
ReplyDeleteOh! No! They forgot one! The dreaded Halloween enema from Nurse Mildred Ratched! lol
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