GHOST HUNTERS

There is a lot of debate about legalizing marijuana, but anyone from the 60s would probably say that today's street pot is nothing like what they toked on their heyday. It's sort of the equivalent of synthetic blueberries in muffins versus real blueberries. One is chemically constructed by means no one has verification of, by unknown entities, putting who knows what into them versus something grown in nature and utilized.  People debate about the legalization of marijuana and honestly if it benefits people's dispositions to relax, to be creative, to simply handle life's immense stressors, and they aren't driving under the influence, smoking in public places or allowing underage use, h ave at it!  Hemp is an amazingly resilient plant if all forms, from the kind used for industrial items like fabrics, papers, lotions, and the like, to oils for pharmaceuticals and dried weed for smoking. That people are buying altered pot that is not grown or handled legally is a horri

One of the most reported times for homeowners to have outbursts of ghostly activity occurs when they are renovating. Why is that?  Most people assume that renovations in a house must upset the ghosts and get them angry about changes being made.  I think this is a very simple way of looking at it. That is looking at it from the viewpoint of the living, as we think it would be sad and lonely to be dead and we would miss people and places here. Let's shift that perspective to the spirit world being a parallel realm. We share the same arena, but in different ways. Sometimes, in the right conditions, we sense each other. Perhaps other times, it is not even spirit activity we are dealing with.  Let's look at some possible elements involved -  The Living  There are occupants of the home affected by change. Perhaps adding a window brightens up their disposition or possibly exposure to chemicals and inhalants/molds make them feel poorly. These are environmental factors.  When we build

I am soon releasing my newest book Adult Halloween: Taking Back the Season! For those of us who love Halloween, it's not just a holiday, it's a season! If you are nostalgic for childhood Halloween, get into the season and want to take it up a notch, wish you could just claim that time of year for yourself and not just the kiddies, then this book is an ideal read. I cover everything from how to have Halloween in your everyday life, from your home and fashion, entertainment choices and collectibles.  I take the reader through ways to adult your Halloween: Horrifying Halloween (much more hardcore horror) Nostalgic/Traditional Halloween  (50s/60s/70s, traditional autumn Halloween themes). Gothic Halloween (for a classy adult take) Sexy Halloween (definitely naughty adult!).  There is a section just for horror movie genre types for a 3-movie marathon using drink and food pairings for you guests. Themes include -  Gothic Setting Relentless Stalking Darkest Autumn Road Terror Man B

This is the reporting by a Bigfoot researcher of an ongoing study in the Southern part of the United States in a very large park area near homes and urban setting. - Other Installments -  #1  What Is Urban Sasquatch? #2  "The Original Experiment" #3  "The Urban Study Begins" #4 "Signatures and Signs"  #5  "Mixing It Up" #6  "Neglected and Discouraged" #7  "Adding Complexities" #8  "Stunning Interactions" #9  "Showing My Intent" #10  "I'm Being Directed" #11  "New Team Member" #12 " Working It Vigorously " #13  "Curious Interactions" #14  "New Season Begins" #15  "Answering My Thoughts?" #16 Trail Cam Sham  #17  Training for Cameras #18  Weather, Birds and Unexplained Sights #19 More Preparation For Filming #20  Revealing the Urban Research Site   #21  Research Considerations #22  Making Signs #23 Footprint Found  #24  Testing Animal Versus Sasq

(This is installment #1 of a real-life Bigfoot habituation situation in the Midwest and the man who has learned to coexist in a most playful and remarkable way). Other Installments: #1  Home (Not) Alone #2  Tootsie Pops and Bacon #3   Little Andy the Klepto Peeping Tom  In his readings about Bigfoot, Dave learned the Native People from the north referred to the "owl women." These northern tribes mentioned that you should not whistle in the woods, that it would attract them. Some, they said were cannibals! And most native tribes spoke of the owl as a harbinger that called out the names of the dead.  So, when Dave started to hear the female Bigfoots calling owl and owl-like sounds into the night, he felt both intrigued and unsettled.  It seemed that one woman did just a single whoo call. Another woman did several in a row and what sounded like a younger woman with a higher pitched voice (daughter perhaps) would imitate the other woman's multi-whoo'd call. Yet another w