The side of the house, you can see our ghost rig in the background.
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Monday, October 31, 2005
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The side of the house, you can see our ghost rig in the background.
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Our Ghost
I scared some hillbillies with this one. It's a gauze ghost with glowing eyes. The dress is moving, and flowing and the whole thing floats and glows. You can't see the rig, fan, or black light. Next year, I'll control the black light remotely and it will have a small motor to move it up and down. It will appear to float, move and then disappear. My best work, I must say...
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Spider's Lair
I'm standing in the driveway, handing out candy. The spider rig is under the car, waiting to pounce. Big Fun.
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Sunday, October 30, 2005
Friday, October 28, 2005
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
If I don't win the pumpkin decorating contest at work...
If it's too loud, you're too old.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2005
For the Record
For the record, this is the type of memorial I want. If possible, split my cremains between four 8 inch (long burn) Rozzi Gold Willows and use in a fan rack; shoot them last. Build similar layers of 3, 4, 5, 6 inch gold willows with about 1 second between sizes, then the 8 inch. Cord
/>MARINE ON ST. CROIX, Minn. - The Rev. Gordon Bergin loved fireworks. So before he died, he decided he wanted to say goodbye in a spectacular way: aboard a flaming rocket. Bergin's ashes will be sent into the heavens in a shower of gold sparks on Sunday during a holiday fireworks display in this scenic river town. "It's very unique - esoteric, maybe," said his son, the Rev. Brian Bergin. "He was a unique individual. He had many interests, and this was just one of them." "We're celebrating his life," he added.
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