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It seems to us like we missed out on some choice encounters our far-off ancestors got to enjoy. Only a few short centuries ago, it seemed like folks were always stumbling across unicorns and dragons, or getting bombarded by ecstatic visions of angels and ghosts. We're stuck with more modern mysteries, like, "where did we put our car keys?" Or, "what's the closest establishment that will deliver a burrito to my living room?" But then again, maybe we should appreciate what we've got and the perils we don't often have to encounter. But every so often, it's good to remind people that mysterious, almost inexplicable forces could be lurking around every corner. It keeps them sharp, you know? But w…

Pockets Full of Posies What is it about children’s nursery rhymes that makes them so creepy? Is it the typically darker nature of the meaning of the rhyme wrapped in a catchy tune sung by children? Probably a little bit. It is very incongruent to have children candidly singing songs about the black plague, like we have here. Maybe the nursery rhymes are only creepy based on their setting. We suppose we wouldn’t think twice about kids singing them in the park, but it becomes automatically super sketch to see kids singing them in the middle of a hotel hallway. Well, whatever combination of factors it is that makes them so off-putting, we at Halloweencostumes.com are glad for it! It is such a gr…

Doesn't it feel like certain things just don't show up quite as often as they used to? Only a few short centuries ago, it seemed like folks were always stumbling across unicorns and dragons, or getting bombarded by ecstatic visions of angels and ghosts. Then there are more modern mysteries, like, "where did we put our car keys?" Or, "what's the closest establishment that will deliver a burrito to my living room?" Every so often, it's good to remind people that mysterious forces could be lurking around every corner. It keeps them sharp, you know? But we're guessing that if you hang our missing car keys on your front porch, people will be more confused than enlightened. Here's something they'll …