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10/05/2026

The Omni Parker House. From phantom knocks to flickering lights and the legends surrounding its most infamous rooms, I spent the night exploring the history and hauntings of this Boston icon.

And if you’ve ever wanted to spend a night here yourself… you may want to keep an eye on my page this week. 👀👻

10/05/2026

I spent the night at the historic Omni Parker House, wandering its halls, learning the stories that have lived here since 1855, and experiencing the tenth floor for myself which, for the record, had the strangest energy in the entire hotel.

Presidents, literary legends, Victorian gentlemen who may or may not have ever left… just my kind of place.

And because October at the Parker House deserves a proper celebration, Spirits of 1855 is officially underway with spooky drinks, Halloween decor, and plenty of history haunting the halls. 👻

10/05/2026

Spending the night in one of Boston’s most haunted hotels, watching Cruella with my heating pad, the lights flickering, phantom door knocks, and apparently the coolest alcohol-free skull pineapple drink on the planet. Adieu. 👻

10/03/2026

What kind of bird is this and what is the symbolism? 🖤

10/02/2026

WELL?

10/02/2026

Salem remembers its witches.

But the truth is far more haunting: they were never witches at all.

In 1692, fear, accusation, and hysteria consumed colonial Massachusetts. More than 200 people were accused of witchcraft, and 25 were ultimately executed. Others died in jail awaiting their fate. Even a pregnant woman.

More than three centuries later, their names remain carved into the landscape a reminder of what can happen when accusation becomes evidence and fear becomes justice.

They were neighbors. Mothers. Fathers. Husbands. Wives. Ordinary people.

And they deserved better than the history that was written for them.

10/01/2026

10/01/2026

i bring the energy of a cursed doll who means well