Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Thursday, November 4, 2010

Heidi Klum 2010 Halloween Party

    Last Sunday, Heidi Klum held her annual Halloween party. As usual, she never failed us with her superhero costume. Check the rest of the entry to see the Halloween costumes of other celebrities in the party.
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    Heidi Klum with her husband, Seal.

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    Kim Kardashian

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    Irina Shabayeva

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    Camilla

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    Ashanti

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    Choi Kelly

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    Coco and Ice-T

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Saturday, October 30, 2010

Centralia, a spooky ghost town


    Centralia, Pennsylvania.
    It all started in 1962 with a fire...

    "... started by five members of the volunteer fire company when they were hired by the town council to clean up the landfill... The landfill was located in an abandoned strip mine pit and as the firemen had in the past, they set the dump on fire, let it burn for a time, and then extinguished the fire, or so they thought." (source)



    They fought the (underground) fire for twenty years. It just kept on burning (it still burns today). With carbon monoxide levels continually rising and risks such as the ground suddenly sinking (in 1981 a 12-year old boy fell into such a sinkhole but was saved), the inhabitants started to leave in the 1980s.


    It's now an abandoned ghost town, apart from the 9 or so inhabitants who refuse to leave. It's hard to find because it's been taken off the map and does not officially exist (the US Postal Service has revoked Centralia's zip code.). But it's real. It's a town where streets lead to nowhere. Streets that have no names, nor houses because they have now either been burnt down or demolished.


    But wait... was this town allowed to die for a reason? If it doesn't exist, it can't have mineral rights. And it's sitting on some rich coal deposits... That's what some people believe. 


    Is Centralia haunted? There have been no known related deaths. But many visitors have talked about the 'strange feeling' that they get when they're there. There are two stories that you can read about here. These people heard a voice out of nowhere... and footsteps in an abandoned house. To believe or not to believe? Sony thinks so... they developed Silent Hill - a popular video game (Playstation) and film - which was inspired by Centralia.


    I think... I sort of believe (I want to!) that it's haunted... at least enough that I will stay away from the place. But many go there for that reason! Would you want to visit a ghost town like Centralia? (click for map!)

    Happy Halloween! Source URL: https://itistheforkhead.blogspot.com/search/label/Halloween
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Thursday, October 28, 2010

Ghouls Just Wanna Have Fun

    by Susan Sey

    I know it isn't Halloween just yet but it's the Friday before, which means it's officially time to party like the undead.

    Now if you're a kid this means the Weekend of Free Candy is upon you. Get out there & shake down the neighborhood, kiddoes!

    A word of advice, though? If you can shave, drive a car or appreciate an ironic costume, you're too old to trick or treat. Same goes if you either a) want to go as a Naughty Nurse or b) have what it takes to fill out the costume. Time to move on, 'kay? Hand out candy at home, or get out there & TP the cranky neighbors. (Yes, I know I'm asking for it, but seriously, I'd rather get TP'ed than stare down the six foot tall college freshman at my door wearing a t-shirt that says, "This IS my costume.")

    But I don't want to talk about kids & costumes. Today I want to talk about grown ups. Because grown ups have totally co-opted this holiday.

    I'm not whining. Certainly not. I love Halloween. I met my husband at his annual Halloween bash. (He used to turn his entire basement into a haunted house every year. Then we had kids who lose sleep over movies like UP--"The talking dogs were BAD!"-- & that nonsense had to end.)

    For us these days Halloween is all about dressing up our little princesses & carving smiley faces into pumpkins but one day...

    ...one day I want to do the Zombie Pub Crawl.

    I want to dress up like the undead, parade all over town & drink like my liver really has kicked it. I can't explain this fascination with zombies. I don't normally enjoy dead things, or movies about dead things. Or movies where people make previously alive things dead.

    But I thought Shaun of the Dead was one of the funniest movies I'd ever seen.

    This shocked the heck out of my husband who, if he wants me to watch a scary movie, has to promise to walk me to the bathroom at any hour of the day or night, and take charge of any household chore which involves going into the basement after dark.

    And Zombie Land! Oh! Comic genius! This is a movie in which Woody Harrelson (so often underestimated as an actor) watches a female zombie chowing down on some poor guy and remarks offhandedly, "There's a lady who likes her Manwich."

    I cried laughing. I still chuckle every time I walk past the cans of Manwich in the grocery store.

    Based on this, I feel confident it would give me no end of enjoyment to get dressed up in raggedy clothes and stagger through the streets of St. Paul in search of brains (by which I mean beer) this weekend.

    How about you? What are you doing this weekend to celebrate? Are you celebrating kid- or adult-style? Any traditions? Let hear 'em!
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Heidi Klum Superhero 2010 Halloween Costume

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Halloween Yumminess

    by Tawny

    I know, I know, Halloween is really more Jeanne's province. But we're
    building our haunted mansion this week (cardboard, scrapbook paper, glitter and flocked bats - oh my!) and it got me thinking about the upcoming holiday and all the ensuing fun.

    It also got me thinking that, despite my best intentions, every year I'm scrambling the last week to get organized and prepared. We're hitting the grocery store the week before the holiday, grabbing whatever Halloween=ish ingredients we can. I recall one year, I was up until 1am making witch hats for the annual party while trying to get that stupid iced-up rubber glove for the punch bowl to quit leaking in my freezer. It's similar to the pre-Thanksgiving craziness of making individual mini pumpkin place settings, or the pre-Christmas 'have to have a gingerbread house' race on the 23rd. Or the list of wonderful friends I want to send those handmade cards I never get made.

    In other words, I'm an overachieving procrastinator. I'm incapable of letting the holiday's go with just a celebratory nod, but never quite get my act together early enough to do justice to all my plans.

    But this year!!! Oh yeah, this year I'm gonna rock. I'm even taking a workshop that combines crafting and scrapbooking with organizing. I have lists, I have plans, I have many options for distracting myself on the way to achieving those lists and plans. I've even bought my first Christmas gift (jammies for my girls).

    But before I jump forward that far, I have Halloween to attack... I mean, enjoy. In addition to completing our holiday mansion in a timely manner, we're creating a costume. I wear my witches garb every year, and my oldest doesn't dress up any longer (pout) but my youngest is going on safari, complete with a whole host of stuff wild animals :-) And I'm definitely making my very favorite fall treats - caramel apples!

    So how about you? Are you holiday organized or joining my procrastinators club? Do you dress up for Halloween yourself? And whats your favorite Halloween treat? Source URL: https://itistheforkhead.blogspot.com/search/label/Halloween
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Classy 2010 Halloween Costumes by Patricia Fields

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Top Halloween Costumes for 2010

    Are you sick with wearing cocktail dresses for the Halloween? If your answer is "yes", then you may want to check this post. As I searched for the top Halloween costumes this 2010, here's what I have found out.

    Modern-day Vampire Halloween Costumes
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    Lady Gaga Halloween Costumes
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    Avatar Halloween Costumes
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    Mad Men Halloween Costumes
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    Alice in Wonderland Halloween Costumes
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Monday, November 2, 2009

Celebrities in Their Halloween Costumes 2009

    Here are some the most amazing Halloween costumes worn by celebrities last October 31, 2009.

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    Left: "Twilight" stars Kellan Lutz and Ashley Greene in Robin and peacock costumes.
    Right: Seal and Heidi Klum in black bird feathers.

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    Left: Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey in Angel Halloween Costume.
    Right: Paris Hilton and Doug Reinhardt Angel Halloween Costume also.

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    Left: Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt in Jon/Kate Gosselin looks.
    Right: Jessica Alba as Dora the Explorer

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    Left: Audrina Patridge in a Genie Halloween costume.
    Right: Gwen Stefani dressed as a cow girl.

    Source: OMG
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Thursday, October 29, 2009

Halloween Hair Accessories

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