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A great day! Help me WELCOME Roanoke City Police Department’s new Help Save the Next Girl patrol car! Patrol units will be in it responding to 911 calls 24/7. Help Save the Next Girl’s President and Founder, Gil Harrington, remarked: I am absolutely thrilled that Roanoke PD
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Listen to “Boo Without Goo: Scary Movies For the Squeamish: 10” on Spreaker. Part 1: the movie briefcase Patton Oswalt‘s book: Silver Screen Fiend: Learning About Life From an Addiction to Film The Godfather (1972) …also from a novel, naturally Movies from my childhood in episode: Star Wars (1977)
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…and a true crime mystery from Carla’s past to solve. Truly! In which Carla extolls the haunting music of the musician she has been highlighting in episodes, bemoans the dentist appointment that makes this episode short (but 1 of 2 this week!), and reads you a Scottish folktale explaining
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First episode in series: Episode 3: True Boo, Part 1: Ghoulies and Ghosties and Long-Legged Beasties Waverly Hills Sanatorium: 4400 Paralee Dr. Louisville, Ky 40272 official Facebook page official website: * how to be a volunteer * how to make investigation reservations as well as reservations for historic tours * about the santatorium
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You made my fun parts feel weird; wanna get coffee? –Gareth http://traffic.libsyn.com/thedollop/Mashers_and_Hatpins.mp3 Ah, yes. We have been down these roads before, and now we stand at the crossroads of the heights of ridiculous fashion (i.e. practical fashion overblown to unbeforeseen heights)
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So many plans! Not for me–for us! So, if you please… Why? Glad you asked! There Might Be Cupcakes Podcast Patron Announcement from Carla Hufstedler on Vimeo. Want even more information before you decide to invest? No problem!: Podcast Episodes About Me, Myself, and Cupcakes So thank you, lovelies!
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True ghost stories as told by Carla, round one: Books recommended in/for this episode (all added to the podcast bookshelf on Goodreads): book which I used to verify my experiences with hearing family members go through their routines yet not be home: Grave’s End, by Elaine Mercado true
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Dave: So then the volcano goes off– Gareth: I’m seeing the problem. http://traffic.libsyn.com/thedollop/The_Hobos_of_Iceland.mp3 Yes, I listened to Björk while writing this entry. I’m a good fan, that’s why. Which? Homogenic. I’m going hunting…I’m the hunter…
