Life takes us many places. It's a box of chocolates and a Hansel and Gretal trail of candy wrappers. I have filmed as an actor in The Happening, Invincible, The Lovely Bones, The Bounty Hunter, The Greek American, Bazookas, Limitless, TV's Its Always Sunny in Philly, Outlaw, New York, The Warrior, The Nail, Game Change, Cold Case, & commercial work includes The Philadelphia Eagles, Septa, Coors, Turbo Tax & Carnival Cruises. Freudian Slips spotlights irony in short story format.
So too my life is a journey of self-discovery through mistaken identity. I crown thee website Freudian Slips.
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THE HAPPENING
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BUBBLE HOCKEY
CARNIVAL COMMERCIAL
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2004 LITTLE DRUMMER BOY..... 12-19-04
2005 GOING POSTAL.............. 11-17-05
2006 SLIM PICKINGS................ 8-10-06
2007 THE NOTEBOOK................. 7-12-07
2008 GIRL INTERRUPTED........... 2-14-08
2009 NICK AT NIGHT...............6-28-09
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October 09, 2005
Broom Hilda
A life-size Halloween decoration in our palladian window. She greets our goose-bumped guests. Her boots have been nailed to the floor boards of the sill so she can fly every witch way but loose! I made her out of papier mache and coat hangers. 
6 Comments:
Oh, what a sight for fright!!! It would even make ET want to go home.
she is very cool! is there any limit to what you can do with papier mache?
hazel,
may I extend a warm welcome to my first time visitor, Hazel. So much for anonymous comments.
I hear eerie music and doors creaking in the background. The mist parts as the front door opens to a dark hallway that one feels compelled to enter against one's better judgment, as if mesmerized...
Thanks for setting the scene! The only Halloween decor at my house is the spider web at one end of the front porch between the railing and the roof. It is a rather spectacular web, and the spider that put it there is a sight to behold, but I can take no credit for it!
It's a good thing.
XOXO,
Martha
Merci,
and I thought you were an arachnophobe. You sound appreciative of the critter.
Martha,
so nice of you to visit.
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