When Work is Scarier than Halloween

10/30/2015

This has been a very long, and staying with the season, scary past five days. We've been doing parent/teacher conferences all week. Insert blood curdling scream here. I am tired, cranky, and just need some peace and quiet.

An oldie but a goodie.

I used to love Halloween, but after working with kids all day long, I find that I resent my doorbell being rung every twelve seconds by kiddos who want me to put down my glass of wine to give them candy. So, my husband and I boycott the festivities by going out for dinner or leaving town. This year, we're going to the cabin.

Since I am not a total killjoy, enjoy this little spook-graphic from Mary's Tack and Feed. It's perfect for the horse lover who likes halloween stuff but doesn't want to do the doorbell ringing part. Happy Halloween and see you all Monday!

Halloween is nearly upon us and everyone knows the ghastly villains, but what about their horses? Mary's Tack & Feed takes a look at some of the spookiest equines that have haunted stories through the ages.<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.marystack.com">http://www.marystack.com</a>/

Wilbur, Ellie, and Emily link

10/30/2015 09:46:20 am

Sounds like a rough week- I have a friend doing conferences as well and I know just not to call her during that week.

Love the Halloween horses!

Val

10/31/2015 03:52:36 am

I love the spooky horses. Cool share. The horses ridden by the white walkers in game of thrones are also very creepy. Basically zombie horses with skeleton and flesh exposed.

Constant human interaction can be exhaustingand this goes double for meetings. I did not have conferences this week, but at the end of the school day Friday, one student who I see in the halls but is not actually in my class told me that he would see me at my house on Halloween. I faked that smile, let me tell you!

Have fun at the cabin.

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