On Friday, August 15th, my daughter Marie Reid
and I headed out to Mullica Hill and the Crescent Moon Coffee & Tea Shop.
I
was there to sell Roof Oasis my first book in a series of apocalyptic tales
with a twist and Tall Tales and Short Stories by our South Jersey Writer's group. My daughter was there to sell her lovely jewelry. It was a
beautiful day and there were many visitors to the shop. Side note: Great coffee
selection.
Marie setting up her stand
I was able to coerce Sharon, the owner of this fabulous
little gem of a shop located on 141 Bridgeton Pike, to take a picture with me.
Kathy was the first person to purchase a book that day. We chatted
about my using what is happening to our food and water supply in today’s world
and how it led to the catastrophic events in my book.
A very good friend and her son and granddaughter stopped by
to visit while I was at the Crescent Moon. Elaine’s granddaughter Autumn seems
to like Roof Oasis, too.
Later that night my ghost hunter buddy, Jean, and I headed to the
Laurel Hill Cemetery. It was an event for professional photographers to get
some rather unusual night shots of the beautiful site. While the pros were busy
doing their thing, Jean and I did ours: ghost hunting.
Luckily, the other people there did not have a clue to what
we were doing or they might have been a bit frightened to know that the
cemetery was extremely active that night especially on the road heading towards
Millionaire Row.
I was able to spot a female spirit, but only in mist form,
but when I snapped the photo, I got this.
All in all, it was a delightful day for selling my book and
communing with the dead.
You can see a very faint orb lower to the ground between the cross and the large pillar
