Gothic Home Maker

Jewelry artist Stephen Einhorn created Gothic Faucets and Taps with a skull motif . As some of you know, I've never been a big skull fan, but I just adore these and they look quite worth the 215 GBP price, if I only didn't rent.

In the Czech Republic is the Sedlic Ossuary, a Roman Catholic church decorated with human bone. Purple Slinky has a fabulous article about it with tons of pictures.

I find the chandelier most amazing. It is claimed that it contains at least one of each bone in the human body.

This church is somewhere between icky and thrilling, and I can't say that I'd pass up a chance to see it in my life time.

With the winter bearing on, and the cold that doesn't seem to want to let up, it's time to start looking at new and interesting things to do inside. I've always loved board and card games, so it's an obvious choice to get us away from the video games and enjoying camaraderie in the long February evenings.

In my many years of playing games, all drama comments aside, there are a handful that have stuck out as games that shall never leave my household. Here are the top 5.