Despite my grief over the unexpected loss of my horse, Bonnie, I've decided to go ahead with this year's Halloween Haunt. Working on everything that goes with planning and running a live actor/walk through outdoor haunt has helped to keep my mind off of what was a very emotionally excruciating experience for me. Besides, she and Majik (my other horse) really enjoyed watching all the goings-on when it came to Halloween. So, I shall honor her--my beautiful girl--with this year's haunt. Hope to raise some much needed funding for a local animal refuge as well.
So, stay tuned to this blog to find out how a "Haunted London" Halloween Haunt does in southeast Virginia, USA!
I'm glad to read that you are going on with the haunt. It sounds like a good way to honor your girl. I can't wait to see what you've planned.
ReplyDeleteYou're using one love to cope with the grief and loss of another love...beautiful! Perfect way to honor your girl and help others.
ReplyDeleteA "Haunted London" sounds fantastic...
I'm so glad to hear that Pam. In a strange way, haunting can have a healing power. Best of luck to you and looking forward to seeing your beautiful haunt.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see your haunted london! take care dear Pam!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the haunt pictures. I have lost a horse to colic - tore his intestines. He was is a ton of pain. Very heartbreaking. I hope you feel better soon.
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