Another Adorable Animal

I'm guessing its owner really, REALLY likes Drowning Pool...

	Drowning Pool - Bodies .mp3
	Found at bee mp3 search engine

Should We Humans Should Be Worried?

The moment that cat turned around, you can almost see the "Oh shit!" run through its head.

I Still Slightly Freaked Out

I was starting to panic (I am absolutely horrified of The Exorcist), but then I laughed my ass off.

And Just Sang Along

While I am a metalhead to boot, I'm also a country girl at heart. I would give up meeting Vinnie Paul for Loretta Lynn, and I still wear my boots and cowboy hat when I feel the need to. That is why I love this song.

Happy 4th, everybody.

Horns Up

This is another one of my future kids.

\m/

It's So Inconvenient

Today I made it to Nashville, Tennessee. Not that I particularly want to be here; I would have rather stayed in Gettysburg, but I was voted against. this is what I get for living with people who listen to country music. I'm only happy we missed going to the Grand Ol' Opry.

Although, on a higher note (by only slightly; you'll see why in a second) we went on a tour of the Maker's Mark Distillery in Kentucky. Me being painfully underage by a smudge mean I couldn't go to the tasting. BUT I did get something to make up for it a bit. Bourbon coffee. And bourbon chocolate.

Yummy. My night is set.

I Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

Alright, alright, I know. I haven't posted in a couple days. But, with good reason. I've moved from Hershey on to Gettysburg and am trying to plan my future "Haunts Across America" roadtrip. Right now I'm sitting outside in quasi darkness with campfire smoke blowing into my face. Bear with me here.

Like I said, I'm in Gettysburg, home to the bloodiest battle on American soil. And supposedly very haunted. SO.... I'm excited. As you've probably figured out, I love and have a passion for haunted places. Gettysburg has been on my list for a while.

Because I just got here, I have not been anywhere, except General Pickett's Buffet (which was surprisingly good, for a buffet) and the world's largest military diorama (I have some pictures from it, but my computer decided to rebel, so I can't post them right now).

Speaking of which, I have a few pictures up on my DeviantArt (if you must know, I also moonlight as an amateur digital photographer) of my trip so far for you to gawk at, and maybe, if you're feeling kind or find it to your liking, purchase. There are also other pictures from a few other adventures there as well. Just thought I'd let you know.

And to make up for not posting these past few days, here's a very, very creepy video I was made aware of recently:

That's what I like!

2011 Summer Roadtrip: Day 12

Today's place of interest: Philadelphia, PA.

We went to see the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, blah, blah, blah...

EASTERN STATE PENITENTIARY!!!!

I love this place. I am definitely going back someday, preferably on my terms and in the dark.

2011 Summer Roadtrip: Day 11

Today we made it to Hershey, PA, the most chocolatey place in the world. In all reality, not much happened. We saw a 3D movie, made our own chocolate bars (the bottom picture), toured a museum where I designed my own Hershey's wrapper (the top picture), and wondered if the Amish knew anything about Bigfoot...

Oh, and I've also decided to christen myself an honorary Cherokee Indian (because you can so totally do that). I shall call myself Little Crazy Horse.

Meanwhile, my family is seriously considering having me committed to an asylum.

EDIT: Upon the discovery of Ryan Dunn's death (as I am not far from the site where it happened), my most sincere prayers go out to his friends and family.

Eius anima requiscat in pace.

2011 Summer Roadtrip: Day 10

I just realized today is Sunday. I usually make a habit of not blogging on the weekends, but vacations seem to be the exception.

Anywho, I'm stuck in Lancaster, PA, for about a week, amid the Amish and whatnot. Pretty country, but I'm actually kind of missing Savannah's Spanish moss.

I don't know what exact plans lay in store for me, but I know they include Hershey (chocolate!), Philadelphia (history!), and Gettysburg (GHOSTS!).

I also have half the mind to find myself an Amish boy to corrupt. Heaven knows I should be locked up.

Moving on, Rob Zombie has made a commercial...

We need more horrorfide commercials.