Happy Halloween (What’s the Password)
@Jennaddenda teaches the Incredible Hulk the etiquette of candy hoarding.
Feelin’ the Love Fridays
“I strayed and tried another scrub, but seriously, yours is the best I have ever used!”
~ Milwaukee, WI
“Subjected to alternate lotion in the interim. Now freaked out since learning contents contained MANY toxic chemicals. Look forward to your beautiful (safe!) lotion again. Happy day! :)”
~ New York, New York
You have some very lovely products!
~ Missouri
Selling Snake Oil in the Year of the Rat
2008 is the year for the animal kingdom and beauty. Working dogs are so passe. This time around we see the rise of the fish pedicure, and now the snake massage.
Located in Israel, Barak’s Snake Spa features a variety of the cold-blooded creatures, including Corn and King snake. Using their winding ways across belly, face and limbs, the snakes “knead” out tension – which may or may not have been created by the treatment itself.
It actually looks intriguing, especially when you see the little guys in action. 
If you don’t like doing it reptile style, Barak also offers the pitter-patter of rat & mice on the soles of feet. Wondering if one treatment feeds off of the other, if you get my drift…
Basses Corn Maize: Live Aerial Preview Not Included
Every year for Halloween, Basse’s throws some major festivities including pony & hay rides, farmer goodies, kids games and what is considered the best corn maize in Wisconsin. This year it is Thomas the Train (er, Tommy). All of this fun doesn’t come cheap though – everything is ala carte, and each experience runs about $6 per person. My question is, how do we know the maize is really a train layout and not the result of some tractor sent on autopilot gone wild? Go forth and get lost.
