Today Gnostalgia raised some interesting questions about whether paranormal TV is staged or hoaxed (or perhaps both). Barry’s no more satisfied with Syfy’s latest paranormal programming offering (Haunted Collector) than I am. And Finding Bigfoot has only turned out to be laughable. (See also another great Gnostalgia post: Finding Bigfoot on TalkContinue Reading
Today I listened to Terence Guardino’s June 2011 video forecast for Virgos. His very first sentences piqued my interest and flashed me back to my prognostications this past April: “Well, this is going to be a very volatile month, but more for world events, weather patterns, because there are three eclipses inContinue Reading
It seems some parts of Australia have become somewhat “mean-spirited” when it comes to paranormal tourism. Some Aussies don’t seem to want ghost enthusiasts poking about their allegedly haunted places. EXHIBIT A: CLOSURE OF THE PICTON GHOST TOUR At the beginning of this year I wrote about the closure of the Picton GhostContinue Reading
Yesterday I was experiencing some server problems (Blogger, you better not have given my beloved WordPress your cooties!) so I wasn’t able to share some super exciting information that came to my inbox yesterday for Movie Monday. I have been anxiously awaiting the release of Phasma Ex Machina for overContinue Reading
I really hope it was New York Shadow Chasers who told me about Bigfoot having a Facebook page, because that’s who I’m blaming for this post. They told me about that Facebook page, as well as Chupacabra’s Facebook page. Well of course that piqued my interest. What other paranormal phenomsContinue Reading
I saw the buzz about Haunted Collector on other blogs, but I didn’t pay much attention because I didn’t plan to watch. Not until I saw Facebook posts by Brooke Haramija, Chris Mancuso, and Laura Pennance. Someone they know very well was going to be on the show: Brian J. Cano. (He’s an FB friendContinue Reading
If you have been to the south there is no doubt that you have encountered a bottle tree. According to the legend, spirits are attracted to the blue bottles; as they go into the bottle to investigate they cannot find their way out and are trapped. At night when youContinue Reading
Today I added a new photo album to HJ’s Facebook page: Monuments & Memorials. In addition to adding the images I’d included in The Haunting Images of Chickamauga, I added a few pics from our jaunt to Washington, D.C. from a few years back. I’d forgotten I’d had them untilContinue Reading
Last week when I shared the Bigfoot, Aliens & Other Beasties link on HJ’s Facebook page, I mentioned it’d be the first of about three Friday Fun posts featuring some of Design Toscano’s coolest sculptures. (Which may now grow into four posts. I keep finding other sculpture genres to feature.) Anyway, for today’s Design ToscanoContinue Reading
This is a guest blog by William Collins. If you like this story and are on Twitter, let him know by sending him a Tweet via @Thor_2000. It’s a lot funnier when read with a Jeff Foxworthy accent. If the power goes out and you pull out nighttime gogglesContinue Reading
It’s been almost 13 years since I went to Salt Lake City, but it left an impression on me. Not only because of my spooky nights at the Shiloh Inn, but also because it was such a wonderful city to explore in the evenings after my work was done. I thoroughlyContinue Reading
One of HJ’s very first blog posts was Spooky Nights at the Shiloh Inn. The haunting experiences I had while staying there have turned out to be among the first jaunts I ever took. Except, I hadn’t set out to have a haunted jaunt. This was before I started travelingContinue Reading
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