DECK THE HOLIDAY'S

 There are many stories about werewolves or lycanthropy. Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf that could mysteriously talk. An American Werewolf in London. Being Human. All STORIES of talking, walking, hungry wolf-men. But has any one really thought if this is actually a real case? I am here to tell you about 10 interesting and weirdly scary cases of real lycanthropy… 10. Gilles Garnier    In the sixteenth century town of Dole, a proclamation was publicly read in the town square. Its contents gave permission for the people to track down and kill a werewolf that had been terrorizing the village.    While walking through the forest, a group of peasants heard the screams of a small child accompanied by the howling of a wolf. When they arrived they saw a wounded child fighting off a monstrous creature whom they later identified as Gilles Garnier. When a ten year-old boy disappeared in the vicinity of Garnier’s home, he was arrested and confessed to being a werewolf. He

   This recipe and diy comes from  www.whatwillwedotoday.com  .  Making them your self is better than buying them from the store and what a better way of making sugar treats than with your children. Good luck!   Recipe: Candy Buttons (Candy Dots) Remember the strips of colored candy dots on paper? You would strip the candy off with your teeth, and end up with just a little bit of paper in your mouth? If you had siblings, you just  might  nibble the paper into a small weapon? (I wouldn’t do that, of course, but SOMEONE might). Well, that started me thinking. Wouldn’t it be cool to make candy buttons? Perfect for movie night. I was lucky I had this idea when I had willing helpers (my beautiful and talented nieces Miranda and Monica). If you are lucky, you will find some willing helpers as well. You don’t need a lot of ingredients. This picture features several food coloring and extract choices, but really I would think four colors would be fine. You wil