Ghouls and goblins
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- October
- 31
At this time of year, Cindy Frisbie sees the world through a prism of Halloween. Everything is recycled as holiday decorations for her yard on Sherman Avenue in Mount Pleasant.
A four-foot standing floor lamp becomes Lumera the Witch.
Empty bottles of hair color are relabeled “dragon’s breath� and “spider web dust� and are set out on the witches’ table as ingredients for their brews.
Beach balls and pool noodles become ghosts to hang from trees. Extra wood from a construction site makes a cage for skeletons. Old artificial plants found by the side of the road are saved for a cemetery.
“I can turn just about anything into something for Halloween,� she says.
You’ll know her house. It’s the one with the spider on the roof.
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