Proposition 8 Protest 11/7/2008 Long Beach California

FREEDOM FOR ALL

If freedom is denied to some then none of us are free!

Over 3,000 people gathered at the intersection of Redondo and Broadway in Long Beach California last night to protest the passing of Proposition 8 in our recent election. They marched into Alamitos Beach and Downtown Long Beach where they heard speeches by local officials and were then disbursed by the local authorities. Many were members of our large gay community, many were straight people who understand the value of freedom.

Our ancestors came to the country for many reasons; to be free of fascist governments, socialism, tyranny, to worship within their religious beliefs without fear and to live in the state of freedom. They came here to create a New World, to re-craft centuries of what was just plain wrong and to create a country where the people could live without fear and be free.

While one group may not think that what another group is doing is right, or approve of the way they live their lives, everybody needs to understand the the loss of, or the repression of, freedom is not in the spirit of the foundation that our great country was built on. When freedom is denied or removed from one group it leaves the chanel open to remove other liberties

To those of you who voted yes on Proposition 8 I have a couple of questions for you to ask yourself.

What are you going to do when a freedom that you hold precious is either removed or denied?

Does it only become a big deal when it affects you?

One of the commentors on the LB Post article today commented that “there are over 1,100 rights bestowed upon married couples that we as gay couples do not share"; why limit this to just gay marriage? Single and divorced people do not share in those benefits either; more people are choosing to remain single every day. Everybody should share the same benefits.

This is not going to be over until we as Americans share in the same benefits as each other. That is true equality; until we reach that none of us are experiencing freedom.

Posted on November 08, 2008 03:43:41 by Laurie.Manny

Long Beach Green Living-Water Conservation

Owners of Long Beach Homes have a unique opportunity to contribute to the environment, go green and conserve water. 

Did you know that most homeowners over water their lawns by 30% to 300%?  That’s a whole lotta wasted water folks!  I have to admit, I’ve been guilty of doing this myself on occasion, it’s just so nice to have a lush, green lawn and it shows a real pride in Long Beach home ownership.  With the economy in shambles and water in short supply and sporting a hefty price tag, now is a good time to think of creative ways to both conserve water and money in our Long Beach Homes. 

Ric Romero of ABC Eyewitness News reports: Rob Patten of Agoura Hills lives on 3/4 of an acre.  His water bills have been coming in at over $300 monthly, a staggering number which made him decide to do something about it. After installing a new gadget called Cyber-Rain he has been able to reduce his monthly bill by about $100 and conserve a fair amount of water at the same time.  See How it Works.

Cyber Rain XCI is an 8 zone sprinkler system which claims to save homeowners 30% to 70% on their watering bills through the use of their PC and automatic weather updates from the Internet by automatically adjusting the amount of water usage based on weather and seasonal conditions.  It even provides the ability to check your water usage on your computer.  Ingenious!

Jonathan Neidnagel, CEO of Cyber-Rain claims that this system can pay for itself in 3 or 4 months.  Priced at about $295 this is not a cheap system, but may very well offer the best return on the investment and is a wonderful green contribution to the environment. Read more about this product and the effect it can have on our Southern California community over at the Cyber-Rain blog. 

A big thanks to my friend Joe over at the Sellsius Blog for finding this great gadget. 

Posted on October 31, 2008 03:29:10 by Laurie.Manny

Long Beach California Luxury Home Market Update

Long Beach California is home to the West Coasts most affordable beach real estate.  Set in sunny Southern California we enjoy moderate temperatures year round, sweet ocean breezes and a resort atmosphere.  With our purchase prices so reasonable is it any wonder snowbirds are flocking here?  Palm Desert, 2 hours inland, is fantastic, but nothing compares to luxury oceanfront property and the beach is just more fun! 

Long Beach has an endless array of entertainment to suit any lifestyle or age from water-sports to nightlife, theater and fine dining.  This is the perfect place to do everything, do nothing or to just go fly a kite!

Yes we have golf courses!  Long Beach is centrally located making access to all Southern California golf courses just a short drive. 

Long Beach is conveniently located just 20 minutes south of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), 20 minutes north of John Wayne Airport (SNA) in Irvine, and home to our own Long Beach Airport - which we love.  We are also just a 20 minute drive into Downtown Los Angeles - in case you were thinking about catching a Lakers game; attending a concert at the fabulous Staples Center or a performance at our beautiful Music Center.  Fantabulous and incomparable, 8 time Grammy award winner, Tina Turner is performing at the Staples Center as I write this, had I known that ahead of time I would be there tonight singing along……..What’s love got to do with it?  La la la… Gotta love that woman! 

Did I say we were centrally located?  A 2 hour drive north will find you in beautiful Santa Barbara.  Head north just a little further and enjoy a day, or a romantic weekend, in wine country.  A leisurely drive south will take you into lovely San Diego.  Catch a Padres game or spend a day at the San Diego Zoo or perhaps SeaWorld with the family then head into the Downtown San Diego gaslight district for a delicious dinner and some relaxing down time. 

Surfer?  10 minutes to surf city - Huntington Beach, where you will catch some of the finest waves on the west coast. 

Long Beach is slated to become the new home of the largest movie studio in California.  A deal has been struck to take over the Boeing facility near the Long Beach airport. This will infuse new life into Long Beach and will certainly attract celebrities to our lovely waterfront homes and high rise condominiums.  How could they resist?  You never know who your new neighbor may be! 

Did you know that Hollywood got its start in Long Beach?  Long Beach was known as the motion picture capital of the world until post World War I when Hollywood developed around the glitz of the era.  With its perfect Southern California climate, Long Beach afforded the perfect setting for the industry.  There were eight film houses, two stock companies, roller-coasters and bath houses at the historic Pike, along the shore of Downtown Long Beach.  This was the home of the Balboa Amusement Production Company, the world’s most prolific silent-film studio.  W. C. Fields and other stars lived in beautiful mansions in the Bluff Park neighborhood along Ocean Boulevard and First Street, many of which remain in the families to this day.

Speaking of historic districts, Long Beach has 17 of them, California Heights being the largest.  We love our historic homes here.  You can find out more about the history of Long Beach here as well. 

Redevelopment in Alamitos Beach and the bustling Downtown Long Beach communities has birthed fabulous luxury high rise condominiums with endless ocean views, Manhattan style lofts and many fabulous new dining opportunities. 

The luxury home market is generally a cash market.  Brian Brady’s 2009 Real Estate Market outlook predicts that disappearing jobs and financing will likely drive the price of luxury properties down in our waterfront and higher end communities.  While that is tragic for the owners of these Long Beach properties it is an incredible opportunity to purchase the Long Beach home, condo or vacation property you have been waiting for.   

The Long Beach real estate market has gone through several tumultuous years, this winter is certain to be a difficult time for sellers of Long Beach luxury homes, condos and income properties.  FHA loan limits, currently capping at $729,750 for single family home purchases are slated to be decreased to around $625,000 on January 1, 2009.  Decreasing buyer purchasing power is certain to affect prices in the mid-market range of $700,000 to about $1,000,000.

What does this mean for sellers?  If you are planning on selling, you should plan on closing your escrow before the end of the year and should price it to do so. It would be our pleasure to provide a home value assessment. 

What does this mean for buyers?  This is an incredible opportunity to purchase your new home at an incredible price.

International buyers are flocking to the United States to purchase real estate at our current depressed prices, there is limited financing for foreign nationals, most are purchasing with all cash.  Long Beach prices have become very attractive to these buyers. You can start your search for Long Beach homes here.  VIP service is provided with the ability to set up custom searches with an automatic email alert system. 

If you are interested in purchasing a Long Beach luxury oceanfront home or a high rise luxury waterfront condominium, this winter is the time to make that purchase. It would be our pleasure to assist you.

Long Beach California City and Relocation Resource Guide

Posted on October 17, 2008 16:27:20 by Laurie.Manny

The Golf courses of Long Beach California

The Golf courses of Long Beach CA

Bixby Village Golf Course, Bixby Village Course

The 9-hole ˜Bixby Village course at the Bixby Village Golf Course facility in Long Beach, California features 1,567 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 29. The course rating is 57.5 and it has a slope rating of 86. Designed by Ron Fream, the Bixby Village golf course opened in 1980.

Recreation Park South Golf Course 18-Hole

This Municipal 18 hole Golf Course with over 6,317 yards with a par of 72. Billy Bell-designed layout is one of the oldest courses in Southern California.

Located among beautiful rolling hills, Recreation Park was constructed in 1917 and was originally known as Virginia Country Club. This very private club was opened to the public in 1931 and has since been known by its current name. Recreation Park, designated as one of the busiest golf courses in the nation, provides a night lighted driving range, practice greens, pro shop, full service restaurant and banquet facilities for up to 150 people.

Recreation Park Golf Course 9-Hole

Located directly across 7th Street from the majestic 18-hole course, this nine-hole, par 29, executive facility affords guests a selection of shots and settings, which range from rolling hills to views of the Colorado Lagoon. This course also offers practice greens, a pro shop and food service.

El Dorado Park Golf Course, El Dorado Park Course

The previous venue of the Queen Mary Open, this facility has now been selected as the site of the prestigious Long Beach Open. A magnificent 18-hole layout, El Dorado can truly be called a ˜players course, due to its expansive layout and numerous water hazards. Extensive practice facilities and full service restaurant are available at El Dorado.

Skylinks At Long Beach Golf Course, Skylinks Course

Directly across Lakewood Blvd., from the Long Beach Airport, this course provides an interesting blend of playing characteristics. Several water hazards and numerous bunkers await your errant shots, while excellent fairways and greens rewards your good play. This 18-hole course is a very enjoyable experience for all skill levels. Skylinks also offers a night lighted driving range, practice greens, a full service restaurant, bar and banquet facilities that can hold up to 150 people.

18 holes over 6,372 yards with a par of 72 (Municipal)

Skylinks Flyover Tour Video

Heartwell Golf Course, Heartwell Course

18 holes over 2,143 yards with a par of 54 (Municipal)

For those seeking this alternative, this facility offers an extremely enjoyable 18-hole round of par 3 golf. With holes ranging from 85 to 140 yards, two water hazards and numerous sand traps, this course will test the skills of the most seasoned player, as well as remain exceptionally enjoyable for the beginner. This fully lighted course also boasts of its excellent practice range, full size chipping and putting greens, full service restaurant and a professionally staffed pro shop.

• Click here for information about golf instruction for youth.
• Click here for information about golf instruction for adults.

Virginia Country Club, Virginia Course

The 18-hole ˜Virginia course at the Virginia Country Club facility in Long Beach, California features 6,505 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 70.9 and it has a slope rating of 128 on . Designed by William P. Bell, ASGCA/® Robert Muir Graves, ASGCA/Edward B. Dearie, Jr., the Virginia golf course opened in 1909. (Private Equity)

Golf Courses near the City of Long Beach CA:

Within a 10 mile radius of Long Beach there is a large Selection of additional Golf Courses to enjoy:


Leisure World Seal Beach Golf Course, Leisure World Seal Beach Course

9 holes over 829 yards with a par of 27 (Private Equity)

Old Ranch Country Club, Old Ranch Course

18 holes over 6,835 yards with a par of 72 (Private Non-Equity)

Lakewood Country Club & Tennis Center, Lakewood Course

18 holes over 7,045 yards with a par of 72 (Municipal)

Navy Golf Course, Executive Course

9 holes (Public)

Navy Golf Course, Navy Course

18 holes (Public) and 9 hole Executive Course (Public)

Meadowlark Golf Course, Meadowlark Course

18 holes over 5,609 yards with a par of 70 (Municipal)

SeaCliff Country Club, Sea Cliff Course

18 holes over 6,935 yards with a par of 72 (Private Non-Equity)

Cerritos Iron-Wood Nine, Cerritos Iron-Wood Nine Course

9 holes over 1,468 yards with a par of 29 (Municipal)

Harbor Park Golf Course, Harbor Park Course

9 holes over 3,200 yards with a par of 37 (Municipal)

David L. Baker Memorial Golf Course, David L. Baker Memorial Course

18 holes over 3,825 yards with a par of 62 (Municipal)

Golf Resources on the Web:

• American Golf Corporation
• Amateur Golf.com
• American Junior Golf Association (AJGA)
• Junior Golf Association of Southern California
• Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour (LPGA)
• PGA of America
• PGA Tour
• Public Links Golf Association of Southern California
• Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews
• Southern California Golf Association (SCGA)
• Southern California Professional Golf Association (SCPGA)
• Womens Public Links Golf Association
• Womens Southern California Golf Association
• United States Golf Association (USGA)

Refer to our Long Beach City and Relocation Guide for more great Long Beach information. 

Long Beach has many beautiful townhomes, homes and estates backing our lovely golf courses.

It would be our pleasure to assist you in your home purchase or sale. 

Posted on October 17, 2008 13:58:43 by Laurie.Manny

HALLOWEEN History and Resources

Halloween

All Hallows Eve - The evening before All Saints Day

The history of Halloween places it's origins in the ancient Celt culture (Irish) as a festival known as Samhain.  Samhain celebrates the end of harvest season and was a time to take stock of supplies and slaughter livestock (I am thankful for supermarkets) for the long hard winter season ahead.  Ancient Celts believed that on All Hallows Eve the walls between the living and the dead overlapped.  They believed that the dead would come back and wreak havoc on the crops and cause illness. Celts performed colorful rituals involving costumes and bonfires (I like parties) in an attempt to placate the evil spirits. Kinda creepy, huh? 

The Irish potato Famine (1845-1849) resulted in the migration of some two million Irish to the United States who brought the holiday with them. 

In the United States, Halloween has become the sixth most profitable holiday after Christmas, Mothers Day, Valentines Day, Easter and Fathers Day) and has become our second most popular holiday, which is marketed to children and adults alike.  According to the National Retail Federation, the most popular Halloween costumes for adults are, in order: witch, pirate, vampire, cat and clown.

BIG research conducted a survey for the National Retail Federation in the United States and found that 53.3% of consumers planned to buy a costume for Halloween 2005, spending $38.11 on average (up 10 dollars from the year before). They were also expected to spend $4.96 billion in 2006, up significantly from just $3.29 billion the previous year.

The carved pumpkin, lit by a candle inside, is one of Halloween's most prominent symbols. This is an Irish tradition of carving a lantern which goes back centuries.

The jack-o'-lantern can be traced back to the Irish legend of  Stingy Jack, a greedy, gambling, hard drinking old farmer who tricked the devil into climbing a tree, and trapped him by carving a cross into the trunk of the tree. In revenge, the devil placed a curse on Jack which dooms him to forever wander the earth at night. For centuries, the bedtime parable was told by Irish parents to their children. Reference Wikipedia

Here in Long Beach California we know how to do Howl'oween. Sunday, October 26, 2008 on 2nd Street in Belmont Shore 600+ of our beloved dogs gather for Justin Rudd's 7th Annual Haute Dog Howl'oween Parade and Pet Adoption Fair. 

Sun., Oct. 26, 2:30 p.m. The start/finish is at Livingston Park, 4900 E. Livingston Dr. (@ Park Ave. in Belmont Shore), Long Beach, 90803. The 10-block sidewalk parade takes place on Second St. between Roycroft and Granada avenues and lasts about an hour. MAP

Halloween Resources

• Holiday Origins
• Halloween Videos
• The Great Pumpkin
• Famous Haunts
• Ghost Stories
• Around the World
• Historic Haunts
• Halloween Treats
• Pumpkin Cutouts!
• Halloween Superstitions
• Symbols of Halloween
• Fast Facts!
• Visit Boo-ography!
  

Halloween Party Planning Advice

• Halloween Pumpkin-Carving Party
• Pumpkin-Carving Templates
• Halloween Decorating: Luminarias
• Party Planning 101
• Party Planning Checklist

We scoured the web for tons of Halloween recipes

and holiday fun games for the kids:

Creepy Halloween Recipes

• Dried Scabs
• Tooth Decay Fodder
• Deviled Eggs
• Spiderweb Brie En Croute
• Creepy Cheese & Crackers
• Tricky Crab Triangles
• Butterbeer Light
• Original Butterbeer (alcoholic)
• Witches Brew (alcoholic)
• Reanimate Your Own Zombie (alcoholic)
• Spontaneous Sentience (alcoholic)
• Oddly Orange Oreos
• Pumpkin Pie
• Wicked Wraps
• Shapely Sandwiches
• Creepy Crispy Crunchies
• Haunted Human Heart

• Deviled Eggs II
• Deviled Sausages
• Mexican Jicama Snack
• Buttery Soft Pretzels
• Witches' Broomsticks
• Pumpkin Black Bean Soup
• Bat Wing Soup
• Jack-O-Lantern Burgers

Halloween Appetizers & Snacks

• Bat Wings with Swamp Dip
• BOOlogna Snackers
• Breadstick Bones
• Bumps On A Log
• Caramallow Dip
• Caramel Rum Fruit Dip
• Cheese Pops
• Cheese Pumpkins
• Cheesy Goblin Head
• Creamy Pumpkin Dip
• Crispy Cinnamon Snack Mix
• Critter Crunch
• Critter Munch
• Cute as a Bug Chocolate Nuggets
• Devilish Dip
• Ghost Crackers
• Ghost Eaters Queso Blanco
• Graveyard Crunch
• Green Slime Dip
• Halloween Swamp Dip
• Haunted Forest Platter
• Jack-O'-Lantern Cheese Ball
• Jack-O'-Lantern Crackers
• Monster Mash Party Mix
• Pepitas (Roasted Pumpkin Seeds)
• Pumpkin Face Bacon Dip
• Ritz Spiders
• Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
• Roasted Rosemary Pumpkin Seeds
• Savory Holiday Snack Toss
• Skeleton and Brain Dip
• Spiced Bat Wings
• Spider Web Dip
• Spiderweb Munch
• Spooky Hot Cheese Dip
• Witch's Cauldron Corn

Assorted Halloween Sweet Treat Recipes

• Black & Orange Spook Cups
• Boo Berry Bats Over Blue Moons
• Boo Cups
• Bug Fun Dough
• Butterfinger Popcorn Balls
• Candy Corn Fudge
• Candy Corn Popcorn Balls
• Candy-Filled Witches' Hats
• Caramel Apple Quesadillas
• Caramel Apple Spread
• Caramel Apple Witches
• Caramel-Dipped Apples
• Caramel Nut Apples
• Chicken Feed
• Chocolate-Covered Candy 'N Pretzels
• Chocolate Dipped Caramel Apples
• Chocolate Haystacks
• Chocolate Nugget Critters
• Chocolate Pizza Candy
• Cinnamon Roll Bats
• Cookies & Scream
• Cookies 'N Cream Jack-O'-Lantern Popcorn Balls
• Cow Pies I
• Cow Pies II
• Creepy Crawly Gelatin
• Creepy Crawly Gelatin II
• Creepy Crawly Spiders
• Crispy Treat Balls
• Critters in the Hay
• Dracula Cups
• Eat-'em-up Ghosts
• Favorite Caramel Apples
• Frankenstein's Bolts
• Frosted Jack-O'-Lanterns
• Frozen Jack-O'-Lanterns
• Fruit-Flavored Popcorn Balls

• Ghostly Dessert Cups
• Ghosts on Broomsticks I
• Ghosts on Broomsticks II
• Ghosts on a Stick
• Goober Clusters
• Goo-lish Caramel Apple Slices
• Graveyard Pumpkin Mousse
• Graveyard Treat
• Great Balls of Fun
• Gum Drop Pumpkins
• Halloween Fudge
• Halloween Jigglers Hands
• Halloween Parfaits
• Halloween Popcorn Logs
• Halloween Trick or Treats Monster Cups
• Happy Halloween Dessert Cups
• Haunted Gingerbread House
• Haunted Mansion Mallow Treats
• Honey Crackle Corn
• Howling Candy Corn Cookie Bark
• Jack-O'-Lantern and Indian Popcorn Ears
• Jack-O'-Lantern Mousse Dessert
• Jack-O'-Lantern Popcorn Balls
• Jell-O Creepy Jigglers Hands
• Jolly Jack-O'-Lanterns
• Kellogg's® Cocoa Krispies® Halloween Cats
• Kiwi Green Goblin Pudding
• Light Boo Cups
• Light Dirt Cups
• Mallow Popcorn Balls
• Milk Chocolate Popcorn
• Movie-Time Caramel Corn
• Nerds Popcorn
• Nesquik Quivers
• Old-Fashioned Soft Popcorn Balls
• Ooglie Eyeballs
• OREO® Caramel-Dipped Apples

• Popcorn Balls
• Popcorn Witch's Hat and Broomsticks
• Pumpkin Patch Ice Cream Dessert
• Reese's Peanut Butter and Milk Chocolate Chip Cattails
• Rich Witch
• Rocky Road Goober Clusters
• Scary Popcorn Balls
• Scary Tarts
• Silly Popcorn Balls
• Sorcerer's Wands
• Spider Bites
• Spooky Fudge Treats
• Spooky Ghost Cups
• Spooky Spiders
• Trick-Or-Treat Banana Pops
• Trick-Or-Treat Caramel Corn
• Tricky Treat for Halloween
• Witches' Brooms
• Wormy Apples for Halloween

Halloween Beverages & Punches

• Apple Orchard Punch
• Bewitching Fruit Punch
• Blue Slime Sipper
• Blushing Ghost Punch
• Booberry Brew
• Bug Juice Smoothies
• Cider Cheer
• Cider Snap
• Eerie Witch's Brew
• Eyeball Potion
• Floating Hand Punch
• Fruit Drink Spritzer with Wiggle Worm Ice
• Ghostly Great Hot Chocolate
• Ghostly Green Brew
• Ghoul-Ade for Halloween
• Ghoulish Punch
• Goblin Goo Drink
• Goblin-Gulp Punch
• Goblin's Green Slime Drink
• Halloween Eyeball Potion
• Halloween Sparkle Punch
• Hand Ice Mold and Dragon's Blood Punch
• Haunting Hot Chocolate
• Hot Buttered Cranberry Cider
• Hot Golden Cider
• Hot Spiced Witches' Brew
• Magic Brew Refreshers
• Orange Cream Punch
• Orange Ooze
• Rasp-buried Apple Cider
• Spiced Hot Apple Cider
• Spook 'n Cider
• Spooky Cooler
• Transylvania Punch
• Witches' Brew for Kids
• Witches' Brew
• Witches' Brew Punch

Halloween Cakes, Cupcakes & Pies

• Black Cat Cupcakes
• Black Magic Cake
• Bumpy Highway Cake
• Candy Corn Chocolate Cakes
• Chocolate Spider Web Cake
• Cool Spider Cupcakes
• Dirt Cake I
• Dirt Cake II
• "Eyeball" Cupcakes
• Ghosts in the Graveyard I
• Ghosts in the Graveyard II
• Ghosts in the Graveyard III
• Graveyard Cupcakes
• Great Pumpkin Cake
• Halloween Black Cat Cake
• Halloween Chocolate Cake
• Halloween Coffin Cake
• Halloween Cupcake Trio
• Halloween Cupcakes
• Halloween Kitty
• Halloween Poke Cake
• Halloween Spiderweb Cupcakes
• Hershey's Brownie Cemetery Cake
• Hobgoblins' Mud Pie
• Howling Full Moon Cheesecake
• Jack-O'-Lantern Cake I
• Jack-O'-Lantern Cake II
• Jack-O'-Lantern Cake III
• Jack-O'-Lantern Pie
• Jack-O'-Lantern Pie II
• Kitty Litter Cake
• Midnight Molten Brownie Cupcakes
• Monster Coffin Cake
• Orange Spider Web Tart
• Philadelphia 3-Step Mini Cheesecake Jack-o'-Lanterns

• Pumpkin Cupcakes
• Pumpkin Patch Delight
• Pumpkin Spice Ghost Cake
• Scarecrow and Spider Cupcakes
• Scary Spiderweb Cupcakes
• Skull Cakes
• Slimy Monster Cupcakes
• Spider Cupcakes
• Spider Web Pumpkin Cheesecake
• Spooktacular Chocolate Cupcakes
• Spooky Banana-Fudge Cupcakes
• Spooky Cheesecake
• Spooky Kooky Cupcakes
• Spooky Pumpkin Cupcakes
• Wigglin' Jigglin' Cupcakes
• Witch Cake
• Witch Hat Cake
• Witch's Hat Chocolate Cupcakes
• Witchy Cupcakes

Halloween Cookie, Bar & Brownie Recipies

• Baker's One Bowl Halloween Brownies
• Baker's One Bowl Spider Web Brownies
• Beastly Bugs
• Bewitched Crispies
• Big Pumpkin Cookie
• Black Cat Cookies
• Calico Kitty Cookies
• Chewy Caramel Candy Popcorn Bars
• Chocolate Almond Witch Hats
• Chocolate Chip Werewolf Cookies
• Chocolate Haystacks
• Cobweb Cookies I
• Cobweb Cookies II
• Crazy Cookie Creatures
• Creepy Crawly Spider Cookies
• Disappearing Ghost Cookies
• Easy Ghost Cookies
• Easy Halloween Cookies
• Fossilized Egg Nest Chewies
• Frightfully Easy Ghost Cookies I
• Frightfully Easy Ghost Cookies II
• Frost On The Pumpkin Cookies
• Frozen Halloween Dessert
• Ghost Cookies
• Ghosts in the Graveyard I
• Ghosts in the Graveyard II
• Ghosts in the Graveyard III