Eh, I know how the painter felt. Sometimes I sit down to write a post, get halfway done, and can’t be bothered to
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By Not Sara, Sorry
Watch out, Great Pumpkin House of Kenova, West Virginia. You’re about to get schooled by the similarly-named Pumpkin House up in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. Sure, this facade may not be as festive or fancy, but it does look like a jack-o-lantern year round, which is more than I can say for you. Plus it juts out into the east river, it has a sick view of the George Washington Bridge, and the inside smells like a Starbucks pumpkin spice latte (I might have made that last part up).
Happy Halloween!!!
Sometimes I like to sit with graph paper and carefully design my dream home. And other times I sketch my dream home on the back of a cable bill while sipping from a pitcher of gin and tonics.
If I ever have a chance to build my dream home, I really must remember to hand the correct plan to the builders. Things can turn out so… quirky otherwise.
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Loveliest comment, by JMixx: SALE! SALE! SALE!
Joe’s Mis-Matched and Odd Lots Window Frames, Sashes, and Glass is having THE SALE OF THE CENTURY!!!!
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to cut odd-shaped holes in your house!!!!!!!
By Not Sara, Sorry
Photo by: Dave Fatella
Apparently, The Great Pumpkin House in Kenova, West Virginia features thousands of carved pumpkins on display every year during Halloween Week.
My first reaction was, “I hope the Great Pumpkin House of Kenova, West Virginia doesn’t beget the Great House Fire of Kenova, West Virginia,” but apparently these jack-o-lanterns are electronically lit, and owner Ric Griffith has been doing this for 32 years.
And why would I not trust a man who’s been annually carving upwards of 3000 pumpkins since the ’70s? He sounds normal.
This is the best tricked-out submarine ever. If it weren’t for the ladder, I’d never suspect that this wasn’t a four-bedroom, three-bathroom house in Kentucky!
Loveliest comment, by Angel: No! Wait! Don’t open that ceiling tile….*splash* *blub blub*
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