These towns that embrace/lean into their weirdness long after the precipitating events are so interesting. I don't remember Salem, MA being particularly "witchy" when I was growing up (aside from the still-there Witch Museum), but I visited this summer and it's certainly done so now.
I heard a ton about "Fire in the Sky" when it was out, and about how scary and intense it was. Then, I watched it like 15 years later. It's not all that under-rated after all.
Really fun and interesting piece once again. For some reason Travis makes me want to get a hairpiece. I've always threatened to do that, get a really obvious one and go to parties and watch how people respond to me, but it's kind of a pricy gag. I had a magical hillbilly uncle who use to go out to Sedona for the UFOs along with his "psychic" (in quotes because she was a professional, not an adjective) wife who channeled spirits.
These towns that embrace/lean into their weirdness long after the precipitating events are so interesting. I don't remember Salem, MA being particularly "witchy" when I was growing up (aside from the still-there Witch Museum), but I visited this summer and it's certainly done so now.
I heard a ton about "Fire in the Sky" when it was out, and about how scary and intense it was. Then, I watched it like 15 years later. It's not all that under-rated after all.
Really fun and interesting piece once again. For some reason Travis makes me want to get a hairpiece. I've always threatened to do that, get a really obvious one and go to parties and watch how people respond to me, but it's kind of a pricy gag. I had a magical hillbilly uncle who use to go out to Sedona for the UFOs along with his "psychic" (in quotes because she was a professional, not an adjective) wife who channeled spirits.
I think it would be so fun to go to the Pine Branch event. Super fun people watching and I would get to geek out
Another great post! Have you seen the movie Jules?