Happy Wall-o-Weeeeeeeen!




And they are, indeed, BARKING MAD!


Labels: edgar, ethel, halloween, holidays, oscar, otis, scary, silly, witches




And they are, indeed, BARKING MAD!


Labels: edgar, ethel, halloween, holidays, oscar, otis, scary, silly, witches
The local news here has dubbed the World Series RED OCTOBER which is, of course, a reference to the Phillies' predominant color, the Russian Revolution, and probably Socialist-in-Chief Barack Obama who is involved in some sort of conspiracy involving Acorns, birth certificates, Indonesia, Marxist ideology, Joe Biden's hair plugs, Sarah Palin's wardrobe and hanging chads. It might have something to do with why the Cubs have not won a World Series since before the rise and fall of the Soviet Union. Just sayin'.
Keeping up with their conspiracy theories is exhausting. Especially since there is a REAL conspiracy involving supernatural forces, thwarted dreams, and lots and lots of rain. Yes, the game last night was postponed during the 6th inning due to torrential downpours and winds (though it was not too rainy for me to have to haul my butt out of my nice warm bed at 4:30 to go for a walk. But I digress.)

Labels: baseball, curses, halloween, phillies, philly, Wally
It's WALLOWEEN! I love it. It involves candy, begging, and wearing funny costumes! I've been dressing up all day in some of my favorites.






I was torn on my Walloween costume on whether to be a werewolf (run around in my usual fur suit howling) or a soccer player (run around with a soccer ball in my mouth.) So, my girl Friday, Ms. Sophie Loveador, suggested I do both and be a werewolf with big balls.






