More Halloween-y lists

Thank you, Cracked.

• The 7 Most Ridiculous Ghost Stories From Around the World
• 7 Creepy Urban Legends That Happen to Be True (Part 4)
• The 6 Creepiest Places on Earth: Part 1 and Part 2
• 6 Real Islands Way More Terrifying Than the One on Lost

Happy Halloween.

Halloween-y lists, thanks to Cracked

Macabre, eerie, scary…and just plain odd. Enjoy.

• 5 Works of Art That Could Possibly Kill You
• The 5 Creepiest Urban Legends (That Happen to be True), 6 MORE Creepy Urban Legends (That Happen to be True), and 6 Creepy Urban Legends That Happen to be True (Part 3!)
• The 6 Most Terrifying Things People Actually Collect
• 7 Horrifying Moments From Classic Kids Movies
• The 7 Most Terrifying Disney Movie Deaths
• The 7 Most Horrifying Museums on Earth
• The 13 Most Unintentionally Disturbing Children’s Toys
• The 6 Creepiest Things Ever Slipped Into Children’s Cartoons

Hope.

This has been a week of bullying-induced suicides and school shootings.

So I just wanted to write about my bad day. Nothing horrible happened, but I kept forgetting things and messing little things up; I felt like I failed at 10.01.10. But, at the end of the day, my clinical supervisor called with an avenue I can follow to help a client of mine. I told him, since he was on the phone, about one of the few things I managed to achieve today. He said that my action was “extremely brave” and that he was proud of me.

For every critical, ugly word that comes from someone else–or, as in my case today, from within yourself–there is someone just waiting to tell you that you’re loved, that you’re beautiful, that you’re smart, that you’re “extremely brave”. I want you to be there to hear it. Please be safe. I’m just some stranger on the ‘net, but I love you, and I care.