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The following is a reprint of a post I originally published on September 11, 2009: In Remembrance of 9/11: Haunt Jaunting to Ground Zero. HauntJaunts.net extends its sympathies to all those affected by the events that transpired on September 11, 2001, now forever known as simply 9/11. But there’s nothingContinue Reading

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Tomorrow starts Day 1 of our vacation. We’re starting out in New York City. (Where I was hoping to meet up with Jason from The Occult Section and Brooke from SCARED! over in Staten Island, but my hub ixnayed that plan. It’s his birthday weekend, you see, and he wantedContinue Reading

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Last week I received an email with the subject line “Why did Ghost Hunters do this?” Well of course that piqued my interest and I opened it, even though I didn’t recognize the sender’s ID. But let me pause here for a second. While I’m on the topic of IDs…notContinue Reading

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I’m really excited for our 10 day Canada/New England cruise next month, but I’m also a little apprehensive. I thought I’d done all my diligence: Made sure to find a cruise that offered us the most bang for our buck Found a sailing that hit all the major celebration datesContinue Reading

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If you’re like me, a fan of horror movies, you may know many of them get their inspiration from real life events. Examples: Robert the Doll served as inspiration for Child’s Play, and Cheeseman Park tickled Spielberg’s muse for Poltergeist. I’m not sure if the boogeyman of Staten Island knownContinue Reading

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A little bee buzzed me about a film premiering tonight at 9 p.m. on HBO: No One Dies in Lily Dale. It’s part of the HBO Documentary Film Summer Series. Here’s the teaser I was sent that immediately piqued my interest: Located just south of Buffalo, tiny Lily Dale, NY,Continue Reading

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Since July is National Ice Cream Month, I thought it’d be fun to jaunt (even if only virtually) to some haunted ice cream parlors. I didn’t actually know of any offhand, but look what Google turned up: Reid’s Ice Cream Factory – According to Long Island Oddities, Reid’s wasn’t anContinue Reading

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2010 is a big celebration year for my husband and I. It was going to be anyway. It will start on September 7 with Wayne’s birthday. A week later I turn 40. Then two days after that we’ll celebrate 15 years married (not to mention 24 total together). However, sinceContinue Reading

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I know Sex and the City has nothing to do with the paranormal, but I love the show anyway. I’m excited for Sex and the City 2, even though I know sequels usually suck. It’s just a good excuse to spend more time with the girls. Which got me toContinue Reading

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I finally had a chance to read my YouTube Subscription Update email and saw Beyond Ghosts had added a new video: Beyond Ghosts Events for Summer 2010! Curious, I popped on over to check it out. It’s SLICK! It’s actually everything a video of this nature probably should be: informative,Continue Reading

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Thanks to Haunt Jaunts handy dandy Facebook fan page, I got some groovy info from Brian J. Cano of SCARED! and Chris Hambright of “Believers.” Both had new episode info to share. SCARED! Below is the YouTube trailer for their “Urban Explorer’s Backpack Vol. 1” DVD. (I kept seeing chatterContinue Reading

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Spring Fever hits in more ways than one. As the weather warms up, people come out of hibernation and get more active. Not sure if the same goes for ghosts, but it sure seems to apply to ghost tours and ghost hunting excursions. Lately I’ve noticed more and more ofContinue Reading