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2010 is a big celebration year for my husband and I. It was going to be anyway. It will start on September 7 with Wayne’s birthday. A week later I turn 40. Then two days after that we’ll celebrate 15 years married (not to mention 24 total together). However, sinceContinue Reading

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While I was putting together some info about historic haunted places for Darlene at Destinations Travel Magazine, I was reminded of haunted places I’d like to Haunt Jaunt to here in Tennessee. I’ve been to a few already, such as: Grand Ole Opry Ryman Auditorium The Hermitage Carnton Plantation StonesContinue Reading

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Memorial Day Weekend…who doesn’t live for weekends like this?  Wayne ended up not having to work all weekend, so that leaves three glorious days to Haunt Jaunt at will. We’d hoped to steal away to St. Louis to visit friends this weekend. Trouble was we weren’t able to let themContinue Reading

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Very fresh, and very latest news from Poland to every fan of cryptozoology – there’s possible that we have real Chupacabra activity here, in the very middle of Europe! Courtney was excited to hear about it on Twitter few hours ago, so I decided to give you more details throughContinue Reading

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This morning on my way to tennis I was listening to 107.9, which is a radio station based in Clarksville, Tennessee. (Clarksville is about an hour north of Nashville. Or at least from downtown Nashville. We live south of the city so it’s a smidge over an hour for usContinue Reading

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There are two types of paranormal cruises: Full-fledged, hop on the boat and sail around for a few days visiting various ports type of supernatural cruises. Sail around a harbor for a couple of hours ghost tour type cruises. If you’re a regular reader you know I’m all about cruising.Continue Reading

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Yesterday I wrote about how we took a trip south to the beach to participate in the Emerald Coast Volleyball Week fun in Fort Walton Beach. Today I’m continuing with what kind of jaunts we came across once we got to Fort Walton Beach. THE PREHISTORIC INDIAN MOUND We didn’tContinue Reading

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If you’ve followed me for a while you might be aware I’m a bit of a volleyball nut. Ever since we moved to Nashville and integrated into the volleyball culture here we’ve heard about the Fudpucker’s tournament down in Destin. Well, last week was the big Emerald Coast Volleyball WeekContinue Reading

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I didn’t realize how much the Icelandic volcano’s eruption has disrupted travel until I was watching Gerlado at Large this past weekend. One of his guests said it was going to be much worse than travelers stranded for just a couple of days. It could take people an additional weekContinue Reading

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Ever since the brief discussion I had with Scottitee of The Fox Spirit about what people in China believe about ghosts, I’ve kept my eyes open for more info on the topic. In particular for anything that has to do with paranormal tourism there. After reading Scottitee’s explanation on howContinue Reading

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Catnipthyme over at Ghost Lounge inspired me with her post about great haunted pubs in NYC for St. Patty’s Day fun. It got me to thinking about other great places that boast both paranormal activity and lively St. Patty’s Day celebrations. Here’s my picks for bestContinue Reading

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You might be hard pressed to find anyone who hasn’t heard of the Bermuda Triangle, however, there is a triangle of paranormal activity that is just as mysterious on land that it may be safe to say outside of locals not too many know about it.  This being the BridgewaterContinue Reading