We live in times that can often feel unsettling or even frightening.  Perhaps that is why so many horror movies (do not see Mother! or Life, if you jump out of your seat or are prone to screaming), books and TV series are doing so well, because they are not real. Fear is a deeply personal emotion and begins when we are children and continues with most of us as adults. Halloween is nearly upon us, so let’s look at what frightened or terrifies the team at Cafleurebon.  Correctly match the 13 editors and contributors with the imaginary (or were they?) fear and win.

 Sandi Lundberg, Associate Contributor: That there really was a monster under the bed

Clayton Ilolahia, Guest Contributor: Zombies

Hernando Patrick Courtright, Sr Contributor: Aliens

Ermano Picco, Contributor: A statue of Jesus when young

Sebastian Jara, Sr. Contributor: Imaginary Tree Monster

Gail Gross, Senior Editor: Clowns

Lauryn Beer, Senior Editor: Ventriloquist Dummies

 Ida Meister, Senior Editor: The movies "The Omen" and "Amityville Horror"

Danu Seth-Fyr, Contributor: A haunted house they lived in that needed to be exorcised

Aaron Potterman, Contributor:  Scary sounds from old houses near where they lived

Robert Herrmann, Senior Editor: wolf packs

Elise Pearlstine, Editor:  Clown faced diaper bag

Michelyn Camen, Editor in Chief: Talking doll given when young that repeated the same phrases over and over and over 

For Our Monsters Under the Bed Draw

 WORLDWIDE: Dsh Perfumes 10 ml Pen Voile de Parfum of Habibi

WORLDWIDE:  Nicolai Parfumeur 30 ml bottle of Incense Oud

 WORLDWIDE: 5ml of  Solstice Scents Sea of Gray 

 WORLDWIDE:  Parfums Dusita  sprayer (7.5 ml) of Fleur de Lalita 

USA, Canada and EU 100 ml Woody Mood from Olfactive Studio.

USA, Canada and EU:  Shay & Blue Parfum Nashwa Extract of Parfum

USA, Canada and Eu Fath’s Essentials Lilas Exquis

USA, EU and Canada 7.5 ml. flacon ($150) of Shalini Jardins Nocturne

USA ONLY: Fitzgerald & Guislain, sampler set of all eight natural fragrances

If a reader matches us correctly, they automatically win three prizes they asked for (country restrictions) and if no one guesses correctly, the draw is random.

Can I sleep with you?

Don’t complain if you don’t get exactly what you want or you will be forced to have this 4 foot tall walking doll from one of our childhoods sleep in your bed. Your entry must include the name of the editor or contributor, (i.e. Sandi Lundberg’s monster is) to be eligible and of course you must be a Registered CaFleureBon reader click here, and use your registered name. You can only enter once on the same IP. You can list as many as you want. So what monster hides under your bed? Draw closes 10/23/ 2017

We announce the winners only on site and on our Facebook page, so Like  Cafleurebon and use our RSS FEED…or your dream prize will be just spilled perfume