These days when I think of Halloween, I think of trouncing my mini-me’s around town looking for cavity inducers.  As a family we don’t do the “scary” thing, at least not yet.  Last year I had an olive, an M&M, Spiderman and a Pokemon.  My oldest boy originally went as a mummy but the bandages kept falling off so we changed it up and he became Peekachu.

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Had we learned the way mummies are supposed to be wrapped we might have had better luck, and possibly jail time for child abuse.  Fortunately, you’ve got a bandaged-leg up on my family because on October 26th at 6pm at the NMCC library, The Haystack Historical Society is presenting Su Wolfe, an expert on mummies.

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Wolfe’s presentation will cover the paper from Maine that was used on mummies in the nineteenth century as well as Maine-related mummy-lore.  It’s a free presentation but seating is limited.  For more info contact Dena Winslow at 207-764-2357.  Have fun out there.

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