Lily's Lore and Legends

I know we all love a good Lily Rant, so today I am bringing you a few all rolled into  one fun video . I hope you enjoy the laughs as much as I enjoy bringing them to you!  Click here or on the image to watch. Until next time, Lore Lovers, stay spooky💖 ~Lily Join our Discord community! Submit your Stories and Suggestions Shop Lily’s Library   Subscribe for Post Updates Support the Blog   Follow Lily's Lore & Legends YouTube   Twitter Facebook Instagram Bluesky Threads Slasher   TikTok

I know we all love a good Lily Rant, so today I am bringing you a few all rolled into one fun video . I hope you enjoy the laughs as much as I enjoy bringing them to you! Click here or on the image to watch. Until next time, Lore Lovers, stay spooky💖 ~Lily Join our Discord community! Submit your Stories and Suggestions Shop Lily’s Library   Subscribe for Post Updates Support the Blog   Follow Lily's Lore & Legends YouTube   Twitter Facebook Instagram Bluesky Threads Slasher   TikTok

We all know what pareidolia is, right? (If not, see image at end.) Well, I love to photograph tiny worlds and think about what tiny little life lives in them, and today, I captured a fairy. Now, I know, of course, that what is captured isn't the best focused, as I was in a rush, but I do have a few progressively worse angles showing the same little bit of faux fae. And I only noticed as I sit here on my Friday night, vibing to some YouTube tunes and zoning in on my photos from the moss growing under a leaky column at the gas station this morning. I wanted to see if anything was worth cropping and sharing, and I was thinking about what kind of little fairy life (how I consider all microlife) called this place home when I saw my gorgeous gray gal. I didn't want to lose any kind of resolution in trying to crop the photo (because we all know I'm tech-impaired with this stuff), so I took a screenshot. (Ok, I may not be sober, so this was easiest. And I'm home, not going anyw

February 2024 Update -  Part 2 I burnt out. There, I said it. Y’all happy now? I didn’t mean to, it just kinda happens that way when you burn the candle from both ends as well as the middle and all points in between. But I did, and it’s good I did when I did because it was just a little burnout and had one exact cause, which I think I have found a cure for, but bear with me as I provide an all-around update. But the problem, first and foremost, was streaming. I am not a streamer. Not really, nor do I want to be one in the current sense of the word. Why do I hate it so much? Well, I am very introverted, and being that level of on and in the way one needs to be on when streaming takes a lot out of me. More than I cared to admit. One two-hour stream would require my entire day leading up to the stream prepping and making sure work would be OK, the stream itself, the rest of the night zoned out recovering, then the actual work of editing those streams into something YouTube-friendly. Not

February 2024 Update I need a break. I’m barreling down the path to burnout. And burnout is something no one ever wants, so I am taking a break. Of sorts.  When I started Lily’s Lore and Legends, I wanted to have my blog and create a podcast. Clearly, the podcast got kicked out the window. But a one-off comment on Facebook led to me recording my research for a friend to watch, which then led to my wrap-ups, all of which led to me streaming, and now I am looking at having to add extra streaming days per week, and dear me, editing video takes a lot of time when it takes you ten minutes to say a ten second thought because you can’t just say a thought, you have to take the viewer fully down your thought train, which is exactly what I am doing here, but at least editing my words goes a lot faster than editing my speech, if you get what I am saying.  *Deep breath* I talk too much. But I digress.  Needless to say, I have a stack of videos I need to edit. I have a stack of half-researched lore

#PocketLore - Utah's Bermuda Triangle Sometimes news clippings found online seem too good to be true. With the only source for this article on ghostly and extraterrestrial happenings in Utah being a Tumblr account , this creepy clipping seems to be exactly that.  Watch the research stream highlights Watch the full stream - members only View more Pocket Lore Article Text: Text was created using Google Lens. Some errors may have occurred during the image-to-text process. COUNTY NEWS-Thursday, December 1, 2005- PAGE 3A Is there a "Bermuda Triangle" in Utah? By Allen Norman Photo/R. Rogers [Photo Image of West Interstate 70 sign. Captioned: Numerous accounts have been reported all over Utah since the 1960s of people observing unusual activity.] Is the U.S. government hiding something we don't know about the nature of the disappearances that have been occurring in Utah? The residents have witnessed there belongings vanish and never see them again. The government refuses to

The Legend of Zombie Road Ghost Children, Indigenous American Burial Grounds, Train Accidents, Serial Killers, and a Screaming Old Ghost Lady? Sign me up! Location: Wildwood, St. Louis County, Missouri With reports of ghost children, orbs, serial killers, Indigenous American ghosts, zombies (?!?!), and more, Zombie Road AKA Rock Hollow Trail, located in Wildwood, MO (in St. Louis County), is considered one of the most haunted roads in America...but is it? The Lore Reports of paranormal activity on Zombie Road vary from experience to experience. Some people hear footsteps following them, there are reports of rocks being thrown, orbs caught on camera and seen firsthand by people, shadow people, and so much more. And because of all these reports, it’s easy to see why people consider it one of the most haunted roads in the United States. As there are a lot of reports and origin stories dating back to the 1800s, not to mention the location has a dozen names or so, I will try my best to orga