When I asked Dan and Rhonda to make me some deviled eggs, I guess I should have given more specific instructions!!!!! Note the avocado horns. Eight o’clock in the morning, and spooked already!
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How awesome. Don’t know if I’d be game to eat it though!
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I dislike Halloween, but this is spooktacular!
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Ha. So cute. I don’t know how they did it but both are artists, so where there is a will. . .They were visiting me in Mexico.
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amazing……
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Ah yes, it’s scare time this month and the monsters are out and about – SOOKTACTIC
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I can report that my friend was able to do away with this one quickly and easily, however.
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It took some time and serious planning to create this one. Long live friends with a sense of humor!
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Amen. These are two of my favorites. Even though I only see them every few years, it is always special.
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Oh do I love your deviled eggs. 😀
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Ha. I love friends like Dan, who created this for himself to eat for breakfast one morning, just for the sheer joy of being silly.
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The whole Celtic notion of halloween, is as bad as any other religious rite. Strangely or not? The Catholic church seems to follow along?
Clever rendition? Absolutely!! Well done, both of them …. Cheers Jamie.
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Many religious holidays coincide with pagan holidays. The church’s way to recruit the infidels–Let them go on celebrating their same holidays but give them a different name and focus. In a similar fashion, manyof the Catholic churches in Mexico were built out of the ruins and on top of the old temples. In one, an old man took me through and showed me all the old religion symbols the stonecarvers had worked into the church stonework unbeknownst to the priests. Sometimes they even buried their own idols underneath the altars so when they were forced to pray, they could pray to them instead.
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This is way too good!
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Yup, it was the same in Britain. In Wales one church is in the middle of stone circle of dolmans. Ever read … I doubt it? The Old Straight Track, by Alfred Watkins?
His notions may be a little out of date? Still, it was an enjoyable read, some years ago.
Cheers Jamie
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That would be “The Incredible Edible Devil!” Love it. Save the avocado for me 🙂
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My friend lives closer to you than to me. Perhaps he’ll come make you one.
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Love your name for it.
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