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You walk into HomeGoods for a candle, maybe a throw pillow, and suddenly you are surrounded by ceramic ghosts, velvet pumpkins, skeleton mugs, black cats, haunted village houses, and one very smug witch holding a sign that says “Boo Y’all.” and don't forget the buttler holding a big silver dish for candy, when you just don't feel like peopling. It is July. Maybe August. The sun is still trying to melt the parking lot. So yes, the question is fair: why is Halloween starting so

I recently cleared a home and thought it would be a great idea to write a blog about what exactly happens. Space clearing is an ancient practice that has gained renewed interest in recent years. It involves cleansing a physical environment to remove negative energy and create a harmonious atmosphere. This process can be applied to homes, offices, or any space where people spend significant time. Understanding the benefits of space clearing can help you decide if this practice

This past weekend took me somewhere I never expected to be... reading at Carolina Cryptidfest in Raleigh, North Carolina. I'll admit it—I had absolutely no idea what to expect. Would it be dark and mysterious? A little spooky? Full of serious researchers discussing Bigfoot, Mothman, UFOs, and the unexplained? Or would it lean more toward fun, humor, and people who simply love a good cryptid story? The answer? A little bit of everything. From the moment I arrived, I realized t

This past weekend, I participated in my very first outdoor fair—Conway, South Carolina's Riverfest. The event featured around 200 vendors, live music, delicious lemonade, and, of course, coffee. However, when I saw the forecast predicting 95-degree weather, I questioned my sanity. Thankfully, I had planned ahead. Preparation is Key I packed more water than I thought I would ever drink. I stocked up on Liquid IV (they should sponsor me—just saying), brought two fans, wore ligh

Isn't this how it starts? You have had a long day and are excited to go to that paint and sip with your friends. You approach a stoplight, and something tells you to take a left. However, you ignore it because the venue is to the right. You think logically, so of course, you take a right. Not even a mile down the road, you see that the road is closed for repairs, and there is a detour. "But I was just here the other day, and it was fine. This always happens to me." After some

Wow that is a loaded statement. I was sitting here thinking I should work more on my book, then this thought came to me. What does the...