Back on January 15, 2012 Dawn Hunt had a book signing for her great cookbook “Tastes From the Temple” at Muse Gifts & Books. That meant one wonderful thing, it was back to Marlborough, NH! Click on in for cookbook shopping, tie wearing phrenology heads, vegetarian Reubens, and more!

You may think that we’ve entered the month of November, but actually, we’re now in the month of Movember! That’s right folks, it’s that time once again when I talk about The Movember Foundation and the work they do!

Celebrate Samhain 2011. Too much awesome to be contained in one article, but I gave it a try anyway. Click on in to hear about some great shopping, some Temple of Witchcraft/Christopher Penczak news, and find out about some wonderful presentations.

I was at Wal-Mart recently and was immediately struck by a big ol’ display filled with pink and pink ribbon embossed merchandise. I turned to my husband and said, “It’s almost October.” Since it is now October and we’re in the thick of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it is time once again that I ask you all to “Think Before You Pink”.

What do “The Hunger Games”, “Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl”, and “Bone” have in common? All of them were challenged and/or banned this past year. That’s right, another Banned Books Week is here! Click on in to learn about Banned Books Week and see this year’s list of challenged and/or banned books!

This October you’ll find me in stores, on the radio, and at conventions! Where will you be this October?

Hand lotion, infused olive oil, Journey to Destiny workshop, and even an interview with yours truly.

What was the first ever Lake George Paranormal Expo like? And more importantly, did anyone attend my presentation? For answers to questions like these and more, click on in!

Brian Leighton, head of the Tech Council for the Northern New York Paranormal Research Society, talks a little bit about the work of a paranormal investigator and we both talk about the upcoming Lake George Paranormal Expo.

TempleFest 2011 was a fun and exhausting day. Writing about it was also fun, and exhausting. Brace yourself for the play by play of my day at TempleFest!