What’s scaring you, these days?
New ideas?
History?
Large animals?
Spiders? Prices?
Bones?
Evil? Things that are missing? Trying things?
China?
Resets? Progress?
Being seen? All that you’re seeing?
What you can’t see?
Looks?
Witches? Witch hunts? Not knowing which way to go?
Invitations? Bites?
Carbohydrates?
Mythical creatures?
Real creatures?
What’s at your window?
The wolf at the door?
Nobody?
Ladders? Getting caught? Falling?
The fall?
Living?
Dying?
Messes?
Seeing the light?
What you want to say?
Just wanted to say thanks to all who helped me create this “What’s scaring you?” post and — of course! — to yoU.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
It’s my turn to have some Apple woes, Ann. I think they may send out an iOS patch because of a fright on both my devices yesterday that’s still up in the air.
Apple woes can be very scary, Mark. I hope things settle down soon.
Ahhh…a spooktacular post! ╰། ᵒ̌ д ᵒ̌ །╯
Another frighteningly great comment!
The tagline for the 1982 movie Poltergeist was “It knows what scares you” and that terrified me because the list of what scared me was so long and included scary movies. My friend who convinced me to watch it one Saturday loved scary movies but he couldn’t bear to watch what he called “the clown part”. So as it got close to that scene he went and stood just outside the room. My father snuck up behind him and yelled “Gotcha!”
I still find that frighteningly funny.
Thanks for scaring up that great story about your father, Chris.
Oh this is just the best photo essay. You have certainly covered the big wide world of scary stuff. I often wonder what the Chinese workers who are making all the China Junk must glean about who the countries and individuals buying the stuff are and what they value. Again, a simply most excellent photo essay. Thank you.
I love your wonderful comments, JoHanna. You’re the best.
Thank you Ann. Enjoy your photo essays so much just have to say something!
Possums. They unhinge me. I like snakes and spiders, but possums freak me out!
Thanks for sharing what’s scaring, Allison!