Story of Us – Arrow – Ep8
He was ecstatic when he walked through the door. He had saved up a little money for a week or so (it was surprisingly easy...
Monthly Archive: April 2023
How My Love Of ‘Supernatural’ Transformed My Supernatural World
In the Beginning… When Supernatural first started in 2005, I was a single mother of a very precocious kid working the night shift. I caught...
Story of Us – Arrow – Ep7
Dinner and a Date? He was standing at the door when her pizza guy walked up. Tommy refused to talk to him, but he did...
Woodburn Mansion: A Haunted History
Delaware is one of the most haunted states in the country and for good reason. With its long and storied history, it’s no surprise that...
Story of Us – Arrow – Ep6
He needed Laurel to think that he was truly pursuing her. He couldn’t look her in the eye though without wanting to confess everything. He had known when they were together previously, that he could love her if Oliver wasn’t in the picture. But Oliver stood between them whether Laurel wanted to admit it or not. He wasn’t as dumb as she thought. She still had feelings for Ollie, but for some reason, she had decided to step back and give him a chance with Oliver without interference.
Waverly Hills Sanatorium
Louisville, Kentucky The History of Waverly Hills Sanatorium The Waverly Hills Sanatorium land was first purchased by Major Thomas H. Hays in 1883. He decided...
Willie’s Hand
Willie the Dumpman had no hand. Willie was a handless ghost whose presence I heard and felt often as a child.
Mundane Supernatural: Revealing My Hidden Secret Freed Me
I have been living with the supernatural in a mundane world since I can remember. As a kid, I often had precognitive dreams and a never-ending sense of déjà vu. I could never explain to my family or friends that something that had happened or was going to happen had already happened in my head. And ladies and gents, this was WAY before The Matrix ever came out.
Story of Us – Arrow – Ep5
“Dude! I am his best friend!” Tommy nearly screamed at Detective Lance after half an hour of ‘no’ from the desk sergeant, “Why can’t I see him?”