Hello, Fluffsters!

Yesterday, I spent about 14 hours working on a project. (It’s still not done.) The project called for music. So I composed this with Finale.

And since I did spend ridiculous amounts of time on the project, I have not, alas, been able to do my normal research into fluff. Therefore, I’m multitasking. Here. Enjoy.

Happy Sunday! Have a great week!

Hello, Fluffsters!

Happy 10-days-after-Halloween! I hope you’re having an excellent Saturday, and a great November so far.

I’ve been starting to think, though, about the costumes that were used for Halloween. What do they do now? Do they sit peaceably in whatever closet you store them in? Do they dream about their one night of freedom, when they were viewed and played with?

Recent photographic evidence has come to light that they do not. Here, I have a link with images of 22 costumes that have decided that enough is enough. They have gone out into the world, and have let themselves be seen out of context.

You have been warned.

Happy Saturday.

Greetings, Fluffsters! I’m back! And you have no idea how glad I am to be. Do you have any idea how hard it is to write even the minimal HTML I use in these posts on a cellphone? Well, it’s difficult. Let me tell you that.

But that’s not actually the purpose of today’s post. No. You see, Halloween is coming up in a few days, and I’m deciding to jump on the bandwagon that I’m sure is out there, and make my posts roughly relate to the mood.

In other words, I’m going to be trying to write a series on scary things. And since Halloween decorations are usually scary things, I guess this means I’m also writing about the creepiest Halloween decorations of all time this week! Or just scary things, if it’s intangible. You know.

Hey, I already suffered through that Lemon Dessert for the sake of this blog. I’m not going to do that more than necessary.

Besides. I already have a topic in mind:

Hairspray.

This stuff is really weird. And this comes from someone who uses it fairly often. I still think it’s scary for several reasons.

Funny. No, that’s not exactly one of the reasons.

1) Its flammable warnings. It’s very plain on the bottles that it’s flammable. So why are there warnings? Have you ever considered that?

2) It’s like superglue. But for hair. The “crunch” it leaves in hair is quite bizarre. How does it do that?

3) Using it around eyes/eye-wear is nerve-wracking. You need to make sure that your contact lenses or glasses are far away from the spray, or it could cause problems. You also need to make sure to cover your eyes if you’re going to use hairspray, or it could hurt. That’s a bit scary!

4) How does it get ink out? Because it does. You can use heavy duty hairspray to get ink stains out of at least clothing. Sometimes it even works on skin.

There you go, fluffsters! Four reasons why hairspray qualifies as a halloween decoration. I hope you enjoyed. Have a great week!

Greetings, Fluffsters!

This post is being written from a phone. I love technology!

because of this, though, I’m going to cut this post short. Happy Saturday! I’m having an AMAZING one, hence my need to write this on a phone.

more tomorrow! Have a great weekend. 🙂