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The Witch’s Corner ~ not to be confused with “The Witch”

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While you’re out and about, you might as well stop in at my website:  The Witch’s Corner, not to be confused with the new movie that just came out (The Witch), which I saw by the way.  It contains every negative scary stereotype there is about European witches of medieval times, but was I offended?– No.  I thought it was a hoot, and I LOVED the ending.  I sat there cackling in the Movie Theatre, probably perplexing or scaring nearby theatre goers, but I couldn’t help it….and now I want my own adorable precious black ram, because we all know that this is JUST A MOVIE, and that this beautiful animal was really not evil, and that his trainer probably spent a great deal of time teaching him to stand on his hind legs and dance!  (I won’t require tricks of my black ram, I will only expect him to stay out of my flower beds and garden.)

Here’s the Official banner you’ll find at my website (so you’ll know when you’ve arrived):
And here’s the banner I use at the Facebook Page set up in honor of my website, The Witch’s Corner (it’s a little scarier, and more serious, so by golly, you’ll know you’re dealing with a real live witch here)…cackle:
And here’s the banner that I dearly love (it’s very dramatic), but I don’t use because I think it might send people screaming.  We don’t want to scare anyone.  (It’s the skull, maybe, people get all nervous and uneasy when it comes to art like this, but I think it’s beautiful!)
Do you have a preference?
Which banner do you like?
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