I have an irresistible urge to stick the elbow end of the forearm bone into that pumpkin on the left, then take those two ears of corn and stick them in the skull’s eye sockets, and put the skull/corn assembly on top of that pumpkin’s neck vine. Then balance that on top of the other two pumpkins, snowman-style.
Nothing says wicked like bright colors and green grass. The plastic skeleton is precious, and I think your suggestion would make an adorable statue, red! 🙂
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I have an irresistible urge to stick the elbow end of the forearm bone into that pumpkin on the left, then take those two ears of corn and stick them in the skull’s eye sockets, and put the skull/corn assembly on top of that pumpkin’s neck vine. Then balance that on top of the other two pumpkins, snowman-style.
Nothing says wicked like bright colors and green grass. The plastic skeleton is precious, and I think your suggestion would make an adorable statue, red! 🙂
The test of Adorable: “Mommy, can I bring him home?”
So … a whodunit featuring Neanderthals?
“Grug suppose you all wonder why Grug has gather you all here today…”
One of the things I hate most: a potentially effective image totally blown by ham-handed graphics.
“By the pricking of my festive pumpkins
Something wicked is this way comin’ (s)”