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Today I remember a few themes.. ofc all chaotic. First thing I remember, is that the time period was happening in the present, but at same time I was based in the house (particularly the garden) that I lived in when I was 5 yrs old.. It all started with my cat missing (being almost dead) and the neighbor's dog is killed, most likely by me - both animals not existing in reality.. tbh that alone it traumatic enough, because I love animals. However, suddenly I was at another place - quite expensive penthouse with a family I am pretty close to, even though in my dream I knew that I have never met those people irl and immediately that makes them unpredictable in my dream, no matter how "close we are". On top of that, their "brand new luxurious" place was haunted to the bone and the more I stayed in, the more I could feel, hear, see everything... The cherry on top, was that they had "something" (I couldn't put my finger on what was exactly) which was a combination of... SPOILER ALERT if you haven't fully watch the new season of Alice in Borderland -> -> ->

... Alice in Borderland's Joker card and Chucky. 😑 Like what the heck!?! How this came together in my brain, I have zero idea... I'm still slightly stunned. Back to the dream, for a reason this Chucky-Alice was something bad, like really bad. It was more like an omen, then something real that can hurt you on the spot. Odd one.

take my quiz: which house lives inside of you?

inside each of us is a private place nestled and yearning to call itself a home. find out what form yours takes.

Ignore the photo of my dog that says "huh", just listen. It's still a work in progress

this needs the SpongeBob fog horn sound after it because of how bad it is

(I made it, dw I'm not hating on anyone)

I was going for a spooky, Halloween, game update boss fight vibe.

"is this the place? ...looks fairly spooky."

"I'll say."

Them : "What are you? A pussy?"

Me: "Yeah, I am a fucking pussy. Eat me."

Second day on the Rheinsteig.

Again lots of mountains/hills. But I actually felt better than the day before, despite starting out with sore legs.

Also, so far, my new anti-blister system seems to be working. I slather the toes, arches, and heels of my feet in Vaseline, and then on with the hiking socks. Nothing more. I have a cousin who’s in the military, and he gave me this tip. I’m cautiously optimistic about this approach, praying it will last.

The pictures are: the moon of the first morning (enhanced), a super creepy old house we walked by, the trail, the view, Chanel, and myself.

In the second-lowest to the right Chanel is eating grass. She always does this. At first I thought it was because she had an upset stomach, but according to the internet, most dogs who eat grass just like the taste of it. She doesn’t throw up after eating it, and she also seems to look a while for the right grass to eat, smelling all the shrubs we walk past before deciding. She’s a little strange, but to be honest, this just makes her more lovable.

So lovable that I made her a little floral wreath. That’s the last picture. She didn’t seem to mind when I put it on her head, she just went back to sleep in the sun.

Inktober Day 28 - Haunted House

Streber and Ethan angst!!! (Streber's incident)

Also TW for angst, sadness and gore

Embracing the Enchantment of Halloween: Celebrating the Magic in All Hallows' Eve

Shaina Tranquilino

October 31, 2023

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

As autumn's crisp breeze fills the air, it brings with it a sense of anticipation and excitement for one of the most enchanting holidays of the year – Halloween. Steeped in centuries-old traditions, this magical celebration ignites our imagination and allows us to step into a world where reality and fantasy intertwine. Let us delve into the wonders of Halloween and discover ways to embrace its magic while creating unforgettable memories. 1. Unveiling Halloween's Origins: Halloween originated from ancient Celtic festivals like Samhain, marking the end of harvest season and welcoming the transition into winter. It was believed that on this night, spirits roamed freely among the living. Understanding these roots helps us appreciate the holiday's spiritual significance and adds an extra layer of mysticism to our celebrations. 2. Transform Yourself: Costumes & Disguises: One of Halloween's most cherished aspects is undoubtedly dressing up in elaborate costumes. Delve deep into your creative reservoirs and let your imagination run wild! Whether you choose to be a mythical creature, a historical figure, or a classic monster, donning a costume enables you to temporarily become someone else – embracing your alter ego and experiencing a touch of magic yourself! 3. Decorate with Spooky Elegance: Transforming your living space into an eerie yet inviting atmosphere is pivotal for fully immersing yourself in the Halloween spirit. From carved pumpkins glowing warmly on doorsteps to cobwebs draped across furniture, gothic candles casting flickering shadows, and strategically placed spooky decorations - create an ambiance that transports visitors to another realm. 4. Hauntingly Delicious Treats: Indulging in delicious treats is part and parcel of any celebration, but during Halloween, we can elevate this experience to bewitchingly delightful heights. Whip up some traditional treats like caramel apples, pumpkin pies, or revisit childhood favorites like candy corn. Organize a Halloween-themed potluck with friends and family to exchange spine-chilling recipes and create memories that will last a lifetime. 5. Embrace the Spirit of Giving: Halloween is not just about receiving treats; it also offers an opportunity to give back to our communities. Consider participating in local charity events or organizing neighborhood trick-or-treating activities that promote inclusivity. Encourage children and adults alike to donate canned goods for food drives or collect funds for charitable organizations while enjoying the festivities. 6. Summoning the Spirits: Storytelling & Traditions: Gather around a cozy fire pit or dimly lit room, where flickering candlelight adds an eerie ambiance, and share spooky tales steeped in folklore and mystery. From classic ghost stories to personal experiences, storytelling ignites imagination and brings us closer together as we revel in the ancient traditions of Halloween. Halloween is far more than just costumes and candies – it is a magical holiday that allows us to embrace our inner child and indulge in fantastical realms. By understanding its origins, creating enchanting atmospheres, sharing delicious treats, engaging in acts of kindness, and participating in age-old traditions, we can celebrate Halloween's magic to its fullest extent. So let your imagination soar this All Hallows' Eve, creating unforgettable moments filled with laughter, wonderment, and everlasting memories!

Vampires, skeletons, ghosts, black cats, witches, haunted house, candy, black 🎃🔪

werewolves or vampires? skeletons or zombies? ghosts or jack o'lanterns? bats or black cats? witches or demons? haunted house or haunted forest? candy or chocolate? orange or black?

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So y'know how we have cottagecore lesbians and haunted house bisexual I personally am a ABANDONED CASTLE PANSEXUAL

Art comfort zone challenge #2: Haunted house 

 background is killing me, but it's still fun to draw this.  _(:3 」∠ )_ 

 thank my friend, @daryltoh for the this theme. ;'3

Insult to Injury

“I really think I should just go home,” Link complained as the line inched forward by half a step. He was a nervous wreck and he couldn’t get his hands to stop shaking.

“No,” Emily said, point blank. “This will be fun, trust me.” she squeezed his arm tight as she tried to keep warm in the cool October air.

Link groaned, shoving his hands deep into his pockets to try and stop fidgeting. A haunted house wasn’t exactly his idea of fun. But, he had spent the better half of two weeks with his nose stuck in a book cramming for midterms. Emily insisted a night out would be good for him.

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Some spooky skeletons in different lighting from Screemers in Toronto

For some reason I feel that the song Haunted House by Holly Humberstone fits Agnes Montague’s relationship with Hill Top Road.

It just does though. Especially the start of the song. Not really towards the end of the song.

Haunted aesthetic

BOO!

VINTAGE HALLOWEEN DECOR