My Daily Travels

In 1927, Lytlecote was bought by Ward Hinkson and his wife Edith and renamed Oak Knoll. The Hinksons would go on to construct an elaborate estate over the 32 acres, turning their home into an iconic site in the area. Once a beautiful estate, Oak Knoll was a mansion that had a very attractive water... Sign in to see full entry.

The Sun Inn was built in 1758 and it is now a popular destination for both historians and ghost hunters due to the high elevation of paranormal activity. The Main Street Inn once housed many of the signers of the Declaration of Independence and fell under the paranormal radar for having guests that... Sign in to see full entry.

Hickory Run State Park, located in Carbon County, at the base of the Pocono Mountains, flawlessly straggles across nearly 16,000 acres and is home to a pretty amazing National Natural Landmark. It is here that hikers experience walking through the fossil-filled ancient landscape that dates back to... Sign in to see full entry.

I am ever so thankful for Grammarly, who has shown me the error of my ways. I only wish that I would have found Grammarly four years ago, but it is what it is. I plan to edit ALL of my paranormal stories and make a new manuscript that will be used in one new book. Not a fun chore, but quite possibly... Sign in to see full entry.

Shit on a Shingle first appeared in the 1910 Manual for Army Cooks, it more than likely was an old-world meal made up by poor European immigrants who brought their recipes to the U.S. The recipe was written out as “stewed, chipped beef.” It featured 15 pounds of beef to feed 60 men. However, cream... Sign in to see full entry.

Everybody dreams. I have always been an almost nightly dreamer and I find that my dreams are normally an extension of whatever is affecting me in reality. This year has been the exception where my dreams are concerned. I would actually consider them more like nightmares since they are outrageous... Sign in to see full entry.

She lurks below the surface of the lake near Presque Isle, her lithe form forever swimming through the weeds and the mire. Pale and green of skin, her yellow eyes shine luminously in the dark, and her thin long arms wrap themselves around the unwary, while foul-green pointed teeth sink into soft... Sign in to see full entry.

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My hubby and I had the pleasure of visiting Captain Grants 1754 last year. The historic inn has been lovingly cared for by the innkeepers, Ted and Carol. It has been deemed haunted, and Carol has written a book on the events that have been captured at the spectacular Connecticut Bed & Breakfast.... Sign in to see full entry.

As I am typing this post, I can hear the fire whistle blaring in the background from just a short two blocks away, indicating that there is an emergency nearby. No surprise here as we have had several power bumps this morning, courtesy of the remnants of "Hurricane Zeta." It is a dismal day with... Sign in to see full entry.