Back To The Guide.

This is what I've mostly been rereading this week for research for a forthcoming project...

Depressing that this Book is now 20-years old. Feels like only yesterday it came out. Doesn't help that my copy is starting to turn yellow, it's so old.

The Dead Don't Want Fame.

Trying to Livestream an unexpected Zombie encounter turns into a nightmare for a young Influencer, as the hungry Ghoul he has found won't stay still and keeps trying to take a bite out of him. 

The Dead don't want Fame... They want Flesh!

Waiting For The Sun.

Also, here's my two new freshly repotted Cacti resting in their new Pots. Both just waiting for the Sun that never comes.

Guess I picked the wrong Summer to try and expand my Cactus collection, huh?

Wounded Cacti.

My new Cactus minus the Glued on Flower. In the end I had to just go in with a pair of tiny Nail-Scissors and very carefully and slowly cut the glue out.

This meant my poor little Cacti lost all his Needles on top, sadly, but I tried to keep damages to the Cactus itself to a minimum, with only a couple of scuff marks, from where the glue had made contact with the flesh of the Cactus. 

I'm really hoping it's a wound my Cacti can heal from.

I'm also currently trying to grow Cacti from Seeds in a couple of Tupperware Boxes. So finger crossed for germination.

Halloween Hard.

Full disclosure... I've decided since this Summer has been such a wet and windy write-off... as soon as August is over, I'm officially going into full Halloween mode for the next two months.

What nature took from me in Sunshine and outdoor fun this Summer, I shall subsidise with an extra large portion of leaning into Halloween too hard this Autumn to make up for it to try and claw back a bit of enjoyment.

I was planning on taking this Summer easier and having a break and doing some epic hikes, but because it's been such a terrible Summer and too wet and windy to go out or do anything and no one wants to meet up in this weather, I've just carried on going through the Summer months, working like it's Winter.