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Homemade Halloween cards, a dream catcher inspired by Doctor Who and Greek superstitions, and some squeemail from
snowie44! Quite a haul :D
Remember, next week will be my 60th TTMT, which means another SSFD question! Stay tuned if you're interested in entering the drawing!
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That's a really neat idea for the dream catcher/eye combination, and I think it looks pretty great. I like the teardrop shape, even if it wasn't what you were aiming for :D
I kind of wanted to do the book exchange, but I couldn't think of any scary/creepy books! I don't really read anything in that genre (haven't done since I was in high school and way overloaded on Stephen King), but then I borrowed a young adult book from the library called Rotters, which is about a kid who discovers that his dad robs graves for a living, and yeah... that would have worked.
(By the by, you didn't happen to get a box of yarn in the mail from me, did you? I remember when I sent it, but I feel like it should have arrived by now. Maybe I should go look at my bank statement to see when I had a CanadaPost charge, hmm. I guess I wouldn't know what to do if my mail disappeared into the ether anyway!)
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I wanted to do the book swap, but I haven't really read any spooky stuff or ages, though I went on a Koontz/King binge during college. I really couldn't think of anything other than that to send. And I've been so horrible about mailing things lately that I decide I'd better not, lol.
Really loving your Melisandre necklace!
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I enjoyed incorporating the mati into my dreamcatcher, although I think that it rather insulted my father. My family is descended from the Mohawk Nation, and while my dad teaches at a Greek immersion school (how I first learned about the mati), he was dismayed to see that I combined the two. Oh well! Not for him, is it? ;)
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Dream catchers are a great idea in defense of Weeping Angels!
Woo for wardrobe changes, I feel spoiled!
I was semi-obsessed with John Saul when I was younger. I'll be curious to hear if you enjoy the book!
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