GHOST HUNTERS

If you want to see the first drunk ghost story about Resurrection Mary--go here .

Over 4000 people participated. It was freaking amazing! Police blocked the downtown roadways and the thousands of zombies stumbled through the streets and moaned, lunging at the witnesses. I'd like thank HalloweeNut for his very kind words. He is one of the best Halloween enthusiasts I have ever known and embodies the spirit of the season in his art and his craft.

I love the "Drunk History" videos so much, I decided I needed to try one of my own twist. Haven't been drunk in over a decade and this is probably why... Warning: Do not use this for educational purposes. **No lonely on a Friday night tonight--be back next week**

( Interestingly, whenever Julie and I go to Native American sites, we always run into an animal protector. At Casa Grande ruins, they had an owl. At Montezuma's castle, they had an angry blackbird protecting the ruins. Here, at Besh-Ba-Gowah in Globe, Arizona, they had a bushy tailed red squirrel. I know what you're going to say about the video. I'm rather ADD, huh? Welcome to my world when I go places. I want to see everything at once and am easily distracted by things. I've always been the kid growing up in the DC area, going to the White House and noticing how birds were nesting in a tree, rather than the home of the president .) This lovely site is probably my second favorite Native American ruins site I've seen so far. I'd put Montezuma's Castle first and that's because of the scope of it and the view. This place is amazing because you can walk around in it and there are desert botanical gardens, an indoor museum with information and a video, as wel...

Okay, y'all. I know you've been wondering what an Autumnforest psychic read is like. Well, Julie and I finally filmed one. I told her many months ago that I was interested in videotaping a psychic read so folks could see how it goes. She had forgotten. I had forgotten. But, as she left for the trip this past weekend, Julie remembered and brought an item. The team was sitting around the table in our huge schoolroom that we were staying in, hanging out and having deep philosophical paranormal conversations, when she pulled out this doorknob and said, "read it." I did like I always do during a read, ask her to remain quiet while I say everything I can get and I look away, focusing my eyes around until I find the spot in space where I seem to hone in on the item. It's hard to describe that process, but as I read the doorknob, I held it in my reading hand (left) and looked off to the lower right away from Julie and spoke. I never realized until seeing this, how much my...

**This afternoon, there's a post about nightvision that might include a sort of naughty pic. Don't forget, tonight is Lonely on a Friday Night here. Jump on and comment back and forth with me. I'll, as always, be home this evening hanging out.**

This is a new series of candlelight tales done on video where I tell y'all by candlelight and some wine, a spooky story from my life. **Don't miss this afternoon's post about what would happen if ghosts were proven. Also, don't forget, tonight is Lonely on a Friday Night, come on and comment!**

I'm on vacation since Friday morning until Thursday morning. For me to take this many days off in a row--unheard of! But, I had a nice sunset trip to the South Mountain Park and got this perspective. This is how I film such scenes. Yes, I think outside the box. Hell, I think outside the planet. Enjoy! Oh, and I'm not responsible for any barfing that occurs!

This shot pretty much sums up a road trip with Sharon. I saw a giant chicken, had to stop to get a shot of Julie and I with it. Her camera wasn't ready but my timer was going off. I rushed back to stop my camera and got the typical "oh fuck!" shot -- I usually get a few of these each trip including taking a picture of my foot or the inside of my purse. Now, on to some wicked vids. Between the posts I've done about the trip with stories, pictures and vids, y'all seriously went on the trip with us. I'll take you through the Vulture Mine village--parts of it--it's really huge... Here's a sexier sounding version of some of the cool finds at Vulture Mine... Ever wonder about an AZ feedstore/antique shop? Here you go... You know, Julie and I love to tease y'all by eating a small-town local authentic Mexican restaurants. Just another chimichanga comparison. We have to try one on each road trip. Yeah, he went with us!

I suggest you make this full screen when you watch this. This is how I saw the autumn farm celebration at night--this is if it were a horror movie... It begins like "Children of the Corn," goes into a zombie movie and then ends with a "Jeepers Creepers" feeling scene. Hope it gets you into the mood.

Julie and I have thought for some time we needed to do something a bit playful before a hunt. The real hunt occurs after this mayhem, but admittedly doing something unusual and building up physical energy actually can be attractive to "activity" so we're doing this purely for scientific reasons (oh, hell, and for giggles too). We wanted to mock the ghost hunting shows and since hunters do it at night, we wore our jammies and fluffy slippers. Enjoy the beginning of this new series we hope to continue on other hunts and make a regular on the blog. DO REMEMBER--THIS IS TONGUE IN CHEEK--NOT A LEGIT HUNT BEING FILMED. So, Julie and I had fun doing our Pajama Ghost Hunt first ever episode. We actually got some ghost hunting done. And, of course, the prerequisite; champagne and strobe light dancing.

(awesome orb shot, huh?--my very own think bubble) Tomorrow don't miss the post on the first ever Pajama Ghost Hunt--new series! If you're in Phoenix and want to do something funky for Halloween in a graveyard, come to this event .