Halloween, my night of nights
A yearly bath in some noxious moat waterand a touch of Eau de Swamp
My best royal purple rigIt goes so precious with my complexion
A bit of a brew up with the ghorls
We make a mean proof gin
This year we didn't dissolve the cauldron
Forgot the olives
Flight home was a bit bumpy
But coming in on a broom and a prayer
A Halloween tradition
Bloody Igor! Two instructions only
Let the bats out
Leave the drawbridge down
If the ghoul had half a brain it
would be lonely
Wait, he has only half a brain
Sold the other half to
that looney doctor down the hill
for some science experiment
Well that's it for another year
Done me broom licence
Six months
Didn't think the brew was that strong
Bloody Igor
All Saints Day now
Damn ringing bells
Head aches
A bit of a brew up with the ghorlsWe make a mean proof gin
This year we didn't dissolve the cauldron
Forgot the olives
Flight home was a bit bumpyBut coming in on a broom and a prayer
A Halloween tradition
Bloody Igor! Two instructions onlyLet the bats out
Leave the drawbridge down
If the ghoul had half a brain it
would be lonely
Wait, he has only half a brain
Sold the other half to
that looney doctor down the hill
for some science experiment
Well that's it for another yearDone me broom licence
Six months
Didn't think the brew was that strong
Bloody Igor
All Saints Day now
Damn ringing bells
Head aches
those 3 cauldron stirrers look familiar to me - hubble bubble toil and trouble indeed.
ReplyDeleteWay to go Witchy!
I shall raise a glass of water to you ;)
ReplyDeleteLost the broom licence again? Ha Ha. Don't drink and fly.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures, is there a website I can go to to see more of this type of thing?
CameraFace, Sedgwick and Hughes, in disguise. You can't keep those three away from a good brew.
ReplyDeleteJayne, make that vintage swamp, I only have the best.
River, just use that world famous oogle engine for Halloween witches.
"CameraFace, Sedgwick and Hughes, in disguise."
ReplyDeleteNever! That's not a disguise. That's just me in casual wear.
Next year I'll send you a gallon or three of the swampy water in the creek behind me...will keep the green tinge up for a whole year...
ReplyDeleteSorry Your Lordship, I should have recognised the mouldy countenance as the famous "Lancashire Green".
ReplyDeleteThanks Therese, but you can keep the snakes for yourself although a spoonbill or two for the moat would be nice.
just been reading about copper hair over at Austin Carr's Crime Diary
ReplyDelete(crime novels often have a sultry redhead in the plot, so he has a Redhead Of The Week series of posts)
and it made me wonder where you got yours?