Redecorating tip:

A naked doll wrapped in plastic can transform any boring old basement into a quaint murder dungeon.

LEGO Halloween III Minifigures

I made these figures as a tribute to Halloween III: Season Of The Witch. It's not even a very good movie, but there are a bunch of little things I love about it. For example, the three masks.



Happy Happy Halloween, Halloween, Halloween. 
Happy Happy Halloween, Silver Shamrock.

Halloween Mood Table 2014

I've had this set up for a while, but finally got around to photographing it. Since becoming a boring, stupid adult, the Halloween Mood Table has been one of my favorite traditions. Here's this year's, illuminated mostly by the blue glow of my television.



There are still purple string lights and of course speakers underneath for Halloween music. Aside from my anatomically correct werewolf hiding in the shadows beside the ghost, I switched it up this year with the action figure choices. The ghost is actually a candle holder my family has had for decades. My sister and I dug it out of the attic.

LEGO Minecraft Pumpkin Mosaic

My town in Minecraft has two scarecrows that I made out of pumpkins, torches, and fence posts. One of them is named Pumpkin Escobar, and the other is Samuel L. Jack-O-Lantern.

To show my love for Minecraft pumpkins, I got out my LEGO Mosaic set and my orange bricks to make this.

LEGO Daniel has a space helmet.

For anyone wondering just how authentic the cracked helmet is on the 1980's-something space guy in The LEGO Movie, I found this helmet the other day when looking through my collection.

LEGO Daniel gave himself a mohawk.

After seeing the mohawk I recently gave myself, LEGO Daniel decided he wanted one too. He mostly did it himself, but it was kinda difficult to do the back, so LEGO Edward Scissorhands helped out.

I just got back from an evening bike ride.

I'm not sure what the difference is between a tortoise and a turtle, but I saw one of the two. Its identity will forever remain a mystery, because I couldn't decipher any of the information on wikipedia, and I figured the shelled reptile wouldn't reply to me yelling "WHAT ARE YOU!?"

I stopped to hang out with it for a little while. It very slowly turned its head to look at me, and then we just stared at each other for about five minutes, sharing a comfortable silence. Then I said bye to my reptilian friend and rode off into the sunset. Except I guess I was actually riding away from the sunset. Do they ever do that at the end of movies?