Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for October 30, 2013

It appears that way.

Kinda makes the picture.

New Instagram filter: Bat icing …

always fun to read…Thank you!

That’s the kind of deliberately fogged shot that was favored during one phase of the skin-magazine business. Not that Madeline would know about such matters….

And why wouldn’t he? Fun, kids, kids having fun. It’s a wonder “He” doesn’t fry ’em in the street as they laugh and shriek with joy.

If you can stand another sermon/history lesson – at one time All Hallows Eve (Halloween) was a church holiday. As far back as the Middle Ages, Europe was so crowded bodies were buried only long enough for the flesh to rot off the bones, which were then dug up and stacked in a Carnal House. On the day before All Hallows Day (also known as All Saints Day) the bones were brought out and burned. Because Christians have no reason to fear death or Satan, the church encouraged people to “spite the devil” by dressing up and making fun of him. The day is not Satanic, it is entirely anti-Satanic, if you will.

Pig. Haha

Actually Mom all of the big high fashion photographers smear their lens with icing. It gives the pictures that fuzzy artsy-fartsy look. Most use a nice cream cheese icing but the chocolate works for a darker Halloween feeling.