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I just love old photos and since tomorrow is Halloween I thought I would make today's Friday Photo have a Halloween theme. I like the myriad of expressions amongst the partygoers. Some look like they are being photographed against their will while others are genuinely happy to take part in this goofy picture.
Read MoreEnjoy this video of a clever Yooper scaring the kids trick-or-treating at their house.
Have a Safe and Happy Halloween!
The Walker Tavern complex in Brooklyn at the corner of U.S. 12 and M-50 is offering folks the chance to see how Halloween was celebrated in Victorian times.
Participants can decorate a pumpkin, bob for apples, listen to ghost stories and enjoy other Victorian activities.
* Admission: $3/person, all ages Wear a costume and save $1 off the price of admission!
The event will be held Saturday, October 25th, from 1pm to 4pm. For more information call them at (517) 467-4401.
Read MoreHey it's Halloween and I am giving away some treats today (honest, no tricks). I thought some folks might enjoy a reading of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" this evening after taking their ghouls and goblins trick or treating. As most parents take a healthy sample of the bag of treats their offspring haul in I know you might have a hard time sleeping with such a sugar buzz. As long as you can't sleep, why not enjoy a classic work of literature?
Simply right-click the link and download the PDF of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" or just click the link to read this gem online.
How is it that this is free? It just so happens that "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" is in the public domain (as are numerous other works). For more information and to browse more public domain books head over to Project Gutenberg.
For your viewing pleasure I bring you "The Raven" by Edgar Allen Poe. This is a clip from The Simpson's Treehouse of Terror I. James Earl Jones narrates this delightful adaptation of one of Poe's most known works. Happy Halloween!
If video player does not appear - click here to watch the video at Google Video.