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.
as much as it'd be fun to let you experiment with this: NO! Funny, I work at Town Hall and the rule of being hired as the security guard seems to be you have to have a very obvious toupee. I wonder if Travis is litigious and is going to come sue me now for outing him as a hair "fraud."
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'm now wondering how much this has to do with the end of industry as we know it... And we also visited Salem a few years ago and it's equally nuts.
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.
yes just have to focus on those last 10 or so minutes
It might be kind of fun to come up with a list of films that have parts in them that are well worth watching, but the whole film is kind of meh.
oh definitely, now you've got me thinking.
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.
as much as it'd be fun to let you experiment with this: NO! Funny, I work at Town Hall and the rule of being hired as the security guard seems to be you have to have a very obvious toupee. I wonder if Travis is litigious and is going to come sue me now for outing him as a hair "fraud."
Haha! Well, I'm pretty much shaving my head now, so I could really work it, but I'll probably take your counsel.
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
Pine Bush 2024! I want to go back but def catch the museum on a normal day.
Another great post! Have you seen the movie Jules?
No, will look!