Wotcha! Tis the season for our kind to be jolly ;) I'd love to see the designs some of the Good Librarians will come up with for their pumpkins, but in the meantime, here're some pics of a pumpkin I wrote a 370 word fairy tale on! It's getting included in an exhibition at the art gallery I work at, on Saturday!
And here's the story! I printed out tons of these, which will be put next to the pumpkin for people to take:
Excellent! What a fantastic little fairy tale. I'll have to remember it so I can tell it to my son next year when he's actually old enough to give a shit.
I will be sure to post a pic of the three Jack O' lanterns I'll have when my wife and I carve them. I hope everyone else does the same.
Thanks Robert :) I wanted to carve the pumpkin into an anguished face, then write the story so that it suggested the pumpkin was the head of the prince, and he'd had his brains scooped out. But I was told by my boss at the gallery that anything I did had to be 'child-friendly' and I thought that might be a little bit too much for some kids to take haha
and yes, let's see some Good Librarian pumpkins!!!!
Here're a few Jack o' lantern pics from my front porch.
Hurray! I like this one because he looks a bit dozy haha
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-robertessig
Oh bum I thought I could just 'quote' the image. It's the one in the top two pics at the bottom of the images :D
Now that's a Jack o' lantern if I ever saw one! Great job, Mortos!
Very cool!
Nice!
I love your story, Rev--well done! Awesome punkin pics everyone! (we were gone so I didn't carve punkins this year)
Fanx ;) Quite a few copies I printed out got taken home so here's hoping there are a multitude of kiddies who're gonna grow up remembering "some story about a prince who gets turned into soup" 
