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HALLOWEEN PRAYER ~ 'FROM GHOULIES AND GHOSTIES AND LONG-LEGGEDY BEASTIES AND THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT ...'

From ghoulies and ghosties
And long-leggedy beasties
And things that go bump in the night,
Good Lord, deliver us!




~ Lost souls

~ "I'm so pretty!"









Comments

Gail said…
Joey, A great Halloween post! Thanks for helping me get in the mood. Gail
Anonymous said…
Ooo, love that moon shot! And your witch is adorable. Have a spooktacular day!
Anonymous said…
Hi Joey, truly spooky, thanks! I love that first photo of the moon and leaves, it sets the mood perfectly.

Frances
http://fairegarden.wordpress.com/
garden girl said…
Gorgeous moon shot Joey! What a fun Halloween post!
tina said…
Great moon shot!
joey said…
Thanks Gail ~ Halloween is a fun day, as you know with your great post!

Happy Halloween, Nancy, and thanks. Please note the pile of 'self portrait' photos in the witch's basket (she's so vain, I used her for a story photo shoot in a photography class a few years ago.)

Thank you, Frances. I so enjoyed yours also. Many had fun creating Halloween posts ... so much talent oozing through cyberspace!

Hi G.G. and thanks. It was fun. I'm still a teeny-tiny bit scared after wathching your video!
joey said…
Thanks Gail ~ Halloween is a fun day, as you know with your great post!

Happy Halloween, Nancy, and thanks. Please note the pile of 'self portrait' photos in the witch's basket (she's so vain, I used her for a story photo shoot in a photography class a few years ago.)

Thank you, Frances. I so enjoyed yours also. Many had fun creating Halloween posts ... so much talent oozing through cyberspace!

Hi G.G. and thanks. It was fun. I'm still a teeny-tiny bit scared after wathching your video!
joey said…
Thanks Gail ~ Halloween is a fun day, as you know with your great post!

Happy Halloween, Nancy, and thanks. Please note the pile of 'self portrait' photos in the witch's basket (she's so vain, I used her for a story photo shoot in a photography class a few years ago.)

Thank you, Frances. I so enjoyed yours also. Many had fun creating Halloween posts ... so much talent oozing through cyberspace!

Hi G.G. and thanks. It was fun. I'm still a teeny-tiny bit scared after wathching your video!
RURAL said…
Great shots, not quite as thrilled about the spiders as others might be though. Happy Halloween.

Jen
Anonymous said…
Perfect moon photo! Did you take that?? I bet your house is decorated fully and you're ready for the visitors tonight!
joey said…
Sorry 'bout the crazy computer glitch and multiple posts ... dah ... I appear as vain as my witch!

Happy Halloweeen, dearest Kathryn, and thanks. Yes, all photos posted here are mine and, yes, I'm ready. Are you?
Anonymous said…
This is such a fun post - I love your witch - she is indeed sooo pretty.
K
joey said…
Thanks for visiting, Tina, and Happy Halloween to you!

Sorry 'bout the spider, Jen. Actually, the handsome fella was spinning a web between my bedroom windows (now that's spooky!)
joey said…
Thanks Karen ~ do we look alike? Happy Halloween!
Anonymous said…
Great post today Joey. I love the opening poem and the moon photo! Happy Halloween!
Brenda Pruitt said…
The moon and the dark leaves are enchanting.
Brenda
Marysol said…
Joey, my sweet friend, I'm surprised those deliciously-creepy images didn't cure your hiccups ;-Þ
joey said…
Oh, indeed they did, dear Marysol ... great fun posting!
Catherine said…
Awww Joey, Your Halloween post was spooktacular!! Hate I'm so late viewing all of your fabulous post!
Hope you had a wonderful Halloween!
Hugs
Cat

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