Some potentially scary violence (Headless Horseman and all). Little to no sex.

IME it's usually pretty well telegraphed when the scarier stuff is coming up, but I'm not a parent so hard to evaluate on that basis. Overall it's more fun than scary, and great character relationships.

What brenda said about Sleepy Hollow! It may be more scarey than inappropriate-agewise... but your kids are pretty smart and resilient.

I'm working the early shift this Sunday. Watching the light come up over the valley is very nice. Too bad it's a cloudy day.

Sleepy Hollow has the occasional demon-person whose head/face is stretched out in a way in shouldn't be, but I think it's mostly creepy, not bloody. (But don't even know if I'm remembering that right.)

There's the occasional surprise demon showing up in mirrors and the like. I guess it comes down to your kids' readiness and fondness for scary.

Timelies all!

Other than the weekly grocery run, quiet day here.

It won't stop raining. I'd like to have gotten more sleep than I did. I'd also like to get my ass moving but the cats aren't cooperating.

For Liese, headline on the Baltimore Sun's website that made me laugh: Hurt, acrimony as Colts left for Indy

I mean, yes, it is the 30th anniversary. But THIRTIETH. All right already!

This morning, while I was trying to to avoid waking up, but had to pee, I had a dream about being in someone's apartment with a literally impossibly small bathroom. I couldn't quite get the door closed because it was hitting my knees! Good thing I didn't actually pee in my dream/sleep, I guess.

Hahah. Very often when I'm unsuccessfully trying to sleep in, I start having dreams that involve frustrated attempts to shower in impossibly small/defective showers. Or people interfering in my ability to get to said shower. Clearly, a morning shower is an integral part of my routine....

I had to get up much earlier this morning than usual, so I spent a lot of the night dreaming about checking the alarm clock. Not restful.