Candy apples. The crunchy red kind, with the thick shell, so hard, you can barely bite through it. Or a good huge caramel apple. With nuts. Not one of those cheesy grocery store kinds, either.
Popcorn Balls. (thank you Ally :p) I want something gooey and crunchy, and salty-sweet.
Apple Picking. I really wanted to go last week, damn rain. They're still in season, for a little while, hopefully I can make it.
Decorating. I decorated my yard, yesterday, with a cute fall display, pumpkins, hay bale, mums, corn, all that. I still want to do something spooky too, but it's gonna rain till next week.
A good haunted house. Forest of Fear should help that craving. The Raceway Park thing only got me more in the mood for all that.
A graveyard crawl. How long has it been since we've gone to see the Dancing Jesus, or the Green Light? How long, since we've taken pictures of eroding cherubs? Tis the season.
New Hope. Maybe Sunday. Hopefully! And hopefully it's not pouring. A little rain will be ok, though. It's so pretty there, this time of year.
Thanksgiving. I'm cooking this year. I'm already planning my menu.
[Listening to: Goth Queen - Voltaire - (2:39)]
4 comments:
Dead Alive isn't scary. Its funny.
-Art
Go see "The Grudge" :)
OMG, I can finally post a comment! It's been bungled all day, for me.
Hiya Arte, long time no see, old man. Dead Alive isn't scary, but it is gory as hell :D and yeah, one of the funniest movies, ever. "I kick ass for the LORD!!" Meet the Feebles was scarier...in that uncomfortable "omg I can't believe I'm watching this" kind of way. My dad is still scarred.
The Grudge, huh. Is it scary? Out now? Do I have to rent it? Details details!
I dont know if this is considered a Halloween movie but 28 Days Later is pretty fucked up. So is Event Horizon. Good "creep you out" movies.
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