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Day 1016: Scary

It’s scary how much I have to do when I return to work after a three-day weekend.

It’s scary how much of my work is helping people let go of unhelpful and habitual fears.

It’s scary how sure I was that I’d written more than two previous posts with the word “scary” in the title (see here and here).

It’s scary how difficult it is to know what’s truly scary and dangerous, sometimes.

It’s scary how many scary things there are around here, in October.

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Only one of those scary things pictured, above, momentarily scared my boyfriend Michael yesterday.  Would it be scary if I asked you to guess which one that was?

It’s scary how many associations I have with the word “scary,” including ….

… Count Floyd and  SCTV‘s “Monster Chiller Horror Theater.” It’s scary how close that spoof is to a real Ingmar Bergman film.

It’s scary how much scary music there is on YouTube.  Here‘s my scary choice for today:

What did YOU find most scary in my blog today?

Scary thanks to all who helped me create this scary post and to you — of course! — no matter what might be scary for you, right now.

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