PdT has some truly dynamite colorways and I’ve been tempted numerous times, but always desist based on your reasoning. If I had Spanish ancestry, one of these (especially this luscious cw) would probably be in my stash.
It looks gorgeous on you.
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It looks gorgeous on you.
Indeed!Gorgeously creepy wee beasties! I always feel bad for the kitty, but as least he looks well fed.
Definitely Kafka-esque!
Also, I’d hate to get smacked with that flying fish (I’ve seen leaping/flying fish hit unsuspecting boaters); that’d definitely leave a mark!
I didn’t know the backstory on Turandot; seems so serene... eeek!
Your bold collex always knocks me out
It’s beautiful on you! I love it’s boldness and the flowy way you’ve tied it reminds me of candy corn- perfect for Halloween eve.
I didn't think I had any scary scarves, but @Cookiefiend inspired me to revsit my ocean-themed silks for spooky sea creatures. And look who I found lurking in Grands Fonds…
MR. LIONFISH!!!
Now, according to Dr. Google, lionfish are venomous, not poisonous, so if you happen to (accidentally? how?????) eat one, you'll be fine. But having an encounter with the spines will leave you with a very uncomfy rash and painful blisters, or even worse, if you're allergic. So be careful.
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I burst out laughing - but yes! Mr Lionfish! Scary! (Also )I get it - and we thank you for sharing with us.
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That is WAY creepy! You are a braver woman than meSo appealing!! (Yet, I must resist)
What a fab’ way to optimize the scare factor! You mentioned stylized meteors... I swear that Disney World’s Space Mountain roller coaster projected images of giant chocolate chip cookies on the ceiling as meteors for years!!
Honestly never noticed the window man- I’ve always been beguiled by the horse
I can share les Insectes- creepy crawlers that kinda stay hidden in the pleats, so maybe not that scary? Sharing a stock photo to better show off the silk infestation...
It's those eye holes again! (It looks baboon though but I understand. You know when you know that it just isn't going to work out....)
I didn't think I had any scary scarves, but @Cookiefiend inspired me to revsit my ocean-themed silks for spooky sea creatures. And look who I found lurking in Grands Fonds…
MR. LIONFISH!!!
Now, according to Dr. Google, lionfish are venomous, not poisonous, so if you happen to (accidentally? how?????) eat one, you'll be fine. But having an encounter with the spines will leave you with a very uncomfy rash and painful blisters, or even worse, if you're allergic. So be careful.
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Lionfish definitely works for this week!
The pink and yellow is luscious together!
Thank you ev e r y o n e for the likes and lovely comments. I have been wearing my Caducée Rock for two days now with a new puffy Monclear jacket. I was so inspired by this week’s theme Halloween and spooky scarves seems to be my thing
Halloween and spooky scarves seems to be my thing 
No scarf today as I'm in bed with the flu. Well, there's always fever dreams to put some horror in my favorite scarves 
Mum didn't vet the comics I read when I was a kid. I think she was just happy that we liked to read. So some of the titles were of the Twilight Zone variety. One story told of a young man who wanted to emulate Bellerophon. He laid in wait at the fabled spring and jumped on the flying horse when it came to drink. Unfortunately, he forgot that Bellerophon had a golden bridle to tame Pegasus. The flying horse flew uncontrolled into the mountains and bucked him off atop a nest of newly hatched foals who made a gory meal of him.
The tale made a strong impression on me and I did some research into Pegasus' diet
Nope, didn't find anything. Figured the person who wrote the plot borrowed from the many folktales of demon horses, and the bloody birth of Pegasus who sprang forth from the blood spilt by Medusa's decapitation.
Mum didn't vet the comics I read when I was a kid. I think she was just happy that we liked to read. So some of the titles were of the Twilight Zone variety. One story told of a young man who wanted to emulate Bellerophon. He laid in wait at the fabled spring and jumped on the flying horse when it came to drink. Unfortunately, he forgot that Bellerophon had a golden bridle to tame Pegasus. The flying horse flew uncontrolled into the mountains and bucked him off atop a nest of newly hatched foals who made a gory meal of him.
The tale made a strong impression on me and I did some research into Pegasus' diet
Nope, didn't find anything. Figured the person who wrote the plot borrowed from the many folktales of demon horses, and the bloody birth of Pegasus who sprang forth from the blood spilt by Medusa's decapitation.
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No scarf today as I'm in bed with the flu. Well, there's always fever dreams to put some horror in my favorite scarves
Mum didn't vet the comics I read when I was a kid. I think she was just happy that we liked to read. So some of the titles were of the Twilight Zone variety. One story told of a young man who wanted to emulate Bellerophon. He laid in wait at the fabled spring and jumped on the flying horse when it come to drink. Unfortunately, he forgot that Bellerophon had a golden bridle to tame Pegasus. The flying horse flew uncontrolled into the mountains and bucked him off atop a nest of newly hatched foals who made a gory meal of him.
The tale made a strong impression on me and I did some research into Pegasus' diet
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I probably shouldn’t have read this just before going to bed...
(Not quite the ‘To Ride Pegasus’ that I remember Anne McCaffery writing about...)
And to keep it on H, here is an old picture of Pegase Pop which for some unknown reason is upside down.
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uhhhh, if u have a fevered vision of mailing me the HK Pegase, follow the dreamNo scarf today as I'm in bed with the flu. Well, there's always fever dreams to put some horror in my favorite scarves
Mum didn't vet the comics I read when I was a kid. I think she was just happy that we liked to read. So some of the titles were of the Twilight Zone variety. One story told of a young man who wanted to emulate Bellerophon. He laid in wait at the fabled spring and jumped on the flying horse when it came to drink. Unfortunately, he forgot that Bellerophon had a golden bridle to tame Pegasus. The flying horse flew uncontrolled into the mountains and bucked him off atop a nest of newly hatched foals who made a gory meal of him.
The tale made a strong impression on me and I did some research into Pegasus' diet
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IRL—feel better soon!
I have this scarf and I love it but I never noticed the lizard, snail and bugs. From the mouse's perspective, you could say it is a major eek! factor with that cat just waiting to pounce!
Love the gruesome tale for H-weenNo scarf today as I'm in bed with the flu. Well, there's always fever dreams to put some horror in my favorite scarves
Mum didn't vet the comics I read when I was a kid. I think she was just happy that we liked to read. So some of the titles were of the Twilight Zone variety. One story told of a young man who wanted to emulate Bellerophon. He laid in wait at the fabled spring and jumped on the flying horse when it came to drink. Unfortunately, he forgot that Bellerophon had a golden bridle to tame Pegasus. The flying horse flew uncontrolled into the mountains and bucked him off atop a nest of newly hatched foals who made a gory meal of him.
The tale made a strong impression on me and I did some research into Pegasus' diet
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Hope you feel better Fast
Wow - what a story!No scarf today as I'm in bed with the flu. Well, there's always fever dreams to put some horror in my favorite scarves
Mum didn't vet the comics I read when I was a kid. I think she was just happy that we liked to read. So some of the titles were of the Twilight Zone variety. One story told of a young man who wanted to emulate Bellerophon. He laid in wait at the fabled spring and jumped on the flying horse when it came to drink. Unfortunately, he forgot that Bellerophon had a golden bridle to tame Pegasus. The flying horse flew uncontrolled into the mountains and bucked him off atop a nest of newly hatched foals who made a gory meal of him.
The tale made a strong impression on me and I did some research into Pegasus' diet
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Hope you feel better soon!
Extra credit for Spiders - woot!
The movie The Incredible Shrinking Man was scary from an unusual perspective - what was normal became abnormal (or Abby Normal )
the lovely cat tries to catch you and eat you, the little spider becomes a mortal enemy.
Flamboyant Web (altered by me - I tie-dyed it)
The movie The Incredible Shrinking Man was scary from an unusual perspective - what was normal became abnormal (or Abby Normal )
the lovely cat tries to catch you and eat you, the little spider becomes a mortal enemy.
Flamboyant Web (altered by me - I tie-dyed it)
From last year, but I am wearing it also today:
Fetes venitiennes.
Fetes venitiennes.
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