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COMET TV October Programming!! Including The Underground Horror Film Series!!
I love October!! Pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin bread and of course: HALLOWEEN!!!!!!!!!!! Feel free to add an echo here….. cause that’s how I hear it in my head as I write. I love Halloween!!! So does Comet TV! (I knew I loved them for a reason!!) Check out this months line up of Halloween movies!! (Yes, I do have goosebumps!!) COMET TV has some amazing programming this month, including the Underground Horror film series, with classic monsters, ghouls and more sure to give you enough scares for Halloween! What about the cult classic Robocop trilogy!! Seriously, who doesn’t love Robocop?! “Thank you for your cooperation” New this month is also…
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Dreaming Of The Perfect Craft Room!!
I know that I keep teasing you with my new house pictures and one day I will do a full video walk-thru. But for now, when I have a review that works with my new house I’ll share individual rooms. THIS is my new craft room! I have so many room idea’s pinned on Pinterest for inspiration. I truly can’t wait to get up there and start organizing, painting and CRAFTING!!! I can’t WAIT!!! Now mind you, there will be carpet, painted walls and no couch. There WILL BE a COMFY, cozy, overstuffed chair in a corner though with a reading lamp!! Things that I know I need are tables.…
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Monstrous Maud: Big Fright By A.B. Saddlewick
Its happened, the grownups have had vampire lit for ages, over the last decade or so the young reader authors revolutionized the genre and finally its trickled its way down to the wee ones. Monstrous Maud: Big Fright By A.B. Saddlewick Think Casper and Scooby Doo meets Twilight . My daughters generation has a whole slew of really fun stories like Monstrous Maud, a normal girl trying to fit in to a monstrous crowd. A fun way to address fitting in and finding our place in the world. There are fun sketches through the book so it breaks up the monotony for really young readers transitioning from picture books. Here…
