This Just In – Not Just Another Zombie Cake
July 13, 2010 No Comments
Nightmare #261 – You Just Can’t Go Home Again
April 11, 2010 No Comments
Nightmare #257 – Midnight Snack
“…And there was the smell, horrible stench of blood and manure, the smell of a slaughterhouse…”
March 29, 2010 No Comments
Nightmare #255 – The Hungry Ghost
March 14, 2010 No Comments
Nightmare #233 – The Shrinking City
(Female, 40′s) This was a weird dream, with very slow-moving action taking place over what felt like a long time. I was in a city, with all the survivors. Outside the city were the zombies. They were the old-fashioned slow-moving kind. There was a big fence around the entire city keeping the zombies outside. We survivors on the inside felt rather smug.
“…the people you knew were slowly disappearing too…”
But the problem was that the city was getting a little smaller every day. The zombies would manage to break through in one spot and take over a building and kill all the people in it. Then we would move the fence in and life would go on. The people you knew were slowly disappearing too. Near the end of the dream, we were down to about a dozen buildings and maybe only 100 survivors.
Then I walked into a room where there were 3 or 4 people down on the floor. “Are they zombies?” I asked someone. Then I realized that no, they were survivors like me. They were down on their hands and knees eating the carpet, because it was all that was left to eat.
Things were looking pretty grim.
October 12, 2009 No Comments
This Just In: Crawling Zombie Jello Mold

This demented little goodie is made available by the mad geniuses at ThinkGeek.com. It’s perfect for folks who think that it’s not enough fun to come to a potluck with a jello shaped like a human brain. This one looks like the torso of a zombie.
The culinary possibilities are nearly endless. My next birthday cake had better be decorated like a graveyard complete with green colored coconut shavings (grass) with one of these little beauties erupting from a tomb with my name on it.
June 7, 2009 No Comments