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2 comments:
I gotta' learn to do tombstones like this; of course, the ultimate goal is to get them to look like Frog Queen's--maybe in the next life...
It's been a crazy summer, so I'm just now noticing this. What an honor! To have my meager efforts featured on Pumpkinrot's blog is like the pinnacle of one's haunting career. My love for Halloween goes back to my childhood - but my passion for 'extreme haunting' goes back to discovering Rot's site.
My own amateur website was, rather obviously, based off of his own - but believe me when I say that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. While I am in the process of trying to make it more 'my own,' I will be the first to say I owe a huge debt of gratitude to you, sir, for showing us fellow ghouls that you can haunt with passion, with style, and make Halloween appealing to the masses. Thanks again!
P.S. Thanks for the terrific mini-jack-o-lanterns from your shop. They shall be proudly displayed year round!
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