As you know, witches are hard to find, even on Halloween. They like to do their dark deeds, well... in the dark. We caught this one, though, hanging around a hardware store. She was in the brooms. And quite engrossed. I snuck up behind her very quietly, then jumped in front of her and snapped this photo. She was so surprised and upset she turned green. The last I saw she was going up, up, up and away on a very old broom, shaking her fist at me.
But I'm not afraid of a plain old witch! I once had an 8th-grade girl from Haiti in my geography class bring a voodoo doll to school and proceed to stick pins in me while giving me the "evil eye" because I wouldn't let her talk or run around in class! The voodoo didn't work. I don't think she passed the 8th-grade!
Wow! I don't think anyone has ever stuck in a voodoo doll intending to harm me. You have ALL the fun, Lowell! :))
ReplyDeleteHa! Kids, gotta love em.
ReplyDeleteThis witch looks like a good witch. Well, she has a nice smile.
I'm not sure if it is good to know that even you can scare a witch!
ReplyDeleteShe may be green but she has a nice smile, Lowell! ;-)
ReplyDeleteAh, yes, I think she and I went on a few dates.
ReplyDeleteVoodoo? So that is why you are the way you are!!!
She looks like she has a few tricks to share.
ReplyDeleteLol :-) Love this.
ReplyDeleteThere is a witch typing this comment on her laptop...
Obviously you are immune to witches and voodoo! (Anyone who has taught middle-school has built up all sorts of immunity!)
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I missed this post. You certainly have led an exciting life.
ReplyDeleteI am SMILING.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great post:)