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She heard her husband walking down the hall to the kitchen where she was standing at the sink. She always stood there when she was stuck on what to make for dinner.

” Something followed me home from the bus stop. ” Dewey told his wife from the doorway ” that’s why I’m late. I kept stopping and turning around the way you do and Ruby for sure. Something followed me home. ”

Ruby leaned over the sink and looked out the kitchen window. ” It’s foggy tonight. I guess you wouldn’t be able to see much of anything.”

” That’s a fact. But I could smell it Ruby and it smelled bad. Really bad.”

Ruby was still looking out the window. ”  Was it really that foul? ”

“I’ll say. It made my eyes water. What do you suppose it could be Ruby? ”

Ruby went to the back door and before she opened it she looked back at Dewey and her long black tongue shot out of her mouth and her yellow eyes burned in her pale face. ” Dinner. ” she told him.

The door slammed behind her and Dewey went to the cabinet where they kept their dinnerware and butcher knives and then he began to set the table.

Inspired by The Halloween Prompt: Weird Neighbors With A Secret.

H’ween Windows

This is my favorite collection of vintage Halloween songs this year!

I’ve included the play list and some very interesting Halloween greeting cards from the early 1900’s- I hope you enjoy these old fashioned sweet treats.

Anita

Bogey Wail, Jack Hylton Haunted Nights, Duke Ellington Mysterious Mose, Rube Bloom & Bayou Boys Dancing The Devil Away, Arden & Ohman Haunted House, Al Bowly T’aint No Sin, Fred Hall Nightmare, Cab Calloway With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm, Rudy Vallee The Skeleton In The Cupboard, Nat Gonella Midnight, The Stars And You, Al Bowly Got The Jitters, Don Redman & His Orchestra Nightmare, Artie Shaw The Devil With The Devil, Larry Clinton Orchestra The Jitterbug (Outtake) Judy Garland, Ray Bolger, Jack Haley, Buddy Ebsen & Bert Lahr You’ve Got Me Voodoo’d, Charlie Barnet The Boogie Woogie Man, Casa Loma Orchestra The Skeleton In The Closet, Louis Armstrong