Get thee to a cemetery!

It’s too much, too bright, too powerful.

[cemeteryglitter]

Yeah. Changed it already.

[cemeteryglitter]

It’s nice to have imagery matching my own bewilderment. Blessings to whomever captured it.

I’m not sure why seeing them this particular time has punched me so squarely in the emotional / obsessive jaw. But I have my suspicions.

It’s been bad for my bruxism, though.

[purebred-cats]

Incredible trio! © Photo by Amy Works

[three-imaginary-chickens]

[cemeteryglitter]

How was your Halloween?

Fairly uneventful. I had to work until 9PM. Boooo.

[cemeteryglitter]

[cemeteryglitter]

How the hell did my post get so many notes?

Also: people who remove text from images stating where the photo was taken / other details are wretched. I wonder what delight was the original offender.

Oh well! ;D

[patrickjmccormack]

[cemeteryglitter]

We had just arrived in Marblehead, MA for our honeymoon. We were greeted by this skeleton in an art studio downstairs from where we stayed. Oh, how I miss it!

[d-a-y-b-r-e-a-k-blog]

[seriallier]

[youjustlikeheaven-blog1]

[intheheartofautumn]

Lavender bundles in a market in L’Isle sur la Sorgue, France by David Biesack

[rickinmar]

tea table made in Salem in the 1760s inside the Richard Derby House, also from the same date and open to the public. Salem Maritime National Historic Park.

[alexaxymox]

Robert Smith, Siouxsie, Steve Severin, Budgie. 1983.

[corporation-cats]

[cemeteryglitter]

[gothbats]

Have dinner with a friend