Here I'm threatening it with a screw driver. Not yet, I've got a lot of carving to do. |
Here I am making a little progress with my battery-operated power tool. |
Now and then an escapee hit the floor. |
My ghost is taking shape. I decided to put a baby ghost in its tummy. |
I test it with a candle inside, but my flash goes off. Rats! |
At the end of the driveway there's a stump from a palm tree that used to grow there. It makes a fine place for a pumpkin. |
Time to go outside and light it. Happy Halloween! BOO! |
You're right... it is spooky.
ReplyDeleteIt also might not last, and that's too bad.
I decided not to even carve mine this year. In the South, with its heat, even a week of exposure fills it with mold. Really, really gross.
I agree Shakespeare. It's hot here today and the pumpkin is out on its stump because - it's already getting moldy. I sprayed the inside with Lysol hoping to delay it some.
ReplyDeleteI just guess I should have bought a field-hardened dried out pumpkin. I don't know if that would help though.
WOW! You are very talented with your pumpkin carving!! I'm very impressed. I just do a lame-o eyes and toothy grin on mine.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lin. I'm facing something frightening, which I'll write about later. I find myself doing more of what gives me pleasure, then what I should d.
ReplyDeleteOooo... You're good! I bet the grandbabies love coming to your house!
ReplyDeleteRelyn - My granddaughter who lives close by will love it. So will her baby arriving next spring. All of our grandchildren love to come here, but we live too far away from most of them to see them often.
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