C’est L’halloween!
So I’ve come to realize that there are parts of the world that don’t celebrate Halloween (or Hallowe’en for the purists). Personally I really like Halloween. Scary stories, costumes, candy… […]
Monthly Archives: October 2012
What’s What on Monday
This feels like a cop-out, but I’m strangely okay with it. After spending the weekend volunteering with Hal-Con (Halifax’s Sci-Fi and Fantasy Convention), I’m a little tuckered out. Actually I […]
Things I’ve Learned About Camping
I will preface this story by telling you that I watched The Blair Witch Project three days before I went on this camping trip. Lesson #1 is don’t watch scary movies before […]
The Pumpkin People Will Eat Us All
Don’t laugh. It could happen. While on my way to Gaspereau Press’ Wayzgoose this past Saturday, I passed by a lot of strange things. They were pumpkins, but made to […]
Wayzgoose. Wait, what?
According to Wikipedia (which we all know is 100% right 100% of the time), a wayzgoose was at one time an entertainment given by a master printer to his workmen each […]
I’m Tempting the Travel Gods By Posting This…
I’m not usually a lucky person. I rarely win prizes at birthday parties (those games are rigged, I swear), I don’t usually win at the lottery (and when I do, […]
Haunted Halifax – Explosion!
I’m in a very Hallowe’en mood today. I’m also in Halifax. So why not write about spooky stuff in the big city? I’ve been a big fan of ghosts and spooky […]
First Impressions
My first time in London was not particularily memorable. It didn’t help that the visit was not even a full 48 hours, sandwiched between 11 days in Spain and our flight […]
Random Post – Nocturne: Art At Night
You’d think that wandering all over Halifax for 6 hours on an October night would be exhausting. If that night happens to be Nocturne, you’d be wrong. Well, maybe it would […]
Random Memories From 13 Years Ago
My memory kind-of sucks. I like to think that I’ve learned so much that I’ve filled my brain, so every new thing I learn pushes something else out. Perhaps there’s a […]
