I did a candelight tales video about the urban legend where I grew up, The Bunnyman. A wonderful blogger mentioned he had an article about it and sent it to me in the mail.
See, bloggers go the extra mile to help each other out and support each other's interests. In my entire marriage, my husband not only never read my writing, but when a commercial for "Ghost Lab" came on quoting "Autumnforest," he asked me why I was so excited about this person. Hmm...
But, in the blog world you meet people with genuine love of their subjects and respect for other blogger's obsessions. We can't usually make a living at what we love, but the blog world lets us have an outlet for much creative frustration. Bless you Blogger (even with all your glitches lately), and bless you to Lewis who has two of my very favorite blogs. The man is not only an expert historian and writer, but the quintessential southern gentleman (you can't see it, but I'm batting my southern gal eyelashes right now). Check out his fantastic blogs, Southern Spirit Guide with all the true and well researched inside info on Southern hauntings and his delightful new one, Southern Taphophile for those of us who can't get enough of cemeteries!
Lewis inspired me so much, I'm just gonna have to do another posting about the way the tales were told as I was a child and the truth the reporter researched in the article. Can hardly wait! I'm getting my Halloween-addiction activated like I do every mid July onward.