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Home improvement witch on a flying broomstick Imagine a world where witches are not just known for their magical potions and spells, but also for their exceptional skills in home improvement. In this whimsical world, a home improvement witch can be seen flying around on her trusted broomstick, casting spells to turn dilapidated houses into charming abodes. Meet Luna, the home improvement witch extraordinaire. With her long, flowing robes and pointed hat, Luna is not your typical handywoman. Armed with her enchanted broomstick, she zooms from one neighborhood to another, sprinkling fairy dust and transforming houses with a flick of her wand. Luna's main goal is to make homes comfortable, stylish, and functional.


Official Food Sponsor: City Dogs Grocery – Indianapolis, Ind.

Aptly nicknamed Trip short for Triple, since he is the third mascot in succession , this red brindled, AKC-registered English bulldog also resides with the Michael Kaltenmark 02, Director of External Relations, and his wife Tiffany. Aptly nicknamed Trip short for Triple, since he is the third mascot in succession , this red brindled, AKC-registered English bulldog also resides with the Michael Kaltenmark 02, Director of External Relations, and his wife Tiffany.

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Luna's main goal is to make homes comfortable, stylish, and functional. She believes that a well-designed and well-maintained home can have a positive impact on people's lives. Whether it's fixing leaky pipes, painting walls, or revamping outdated kitchens, Luna puts her magical touch into every project she undertakes.

Butler Blue III, aka “Trip”

With Blue II growing older and becoming senior in the breed, the Kings identified the only male in the litter of five born Dec. 23, 2011, to become Butler Blue III.

Butler Blue III, also known as “Trip,” was born Dec. 23, 2011, in Lizton, Ind., by breeders Frank and Jeanne King, owners of Kong King Kennel. Weighing just 13.5 ounces at birth, Blue III is an AKC registered male English Bulldog like his predecessors. He is distinguished by his red brindle and white markings passed on by his parents, Sire, Ch. Exact Classic Comet, and Dam, Kongs Sarah.

Trip was made his debut before a sellout crowd in Hinkle Fieldhouse prior to a men’s basketball game on Feb. 18, 2012.

Also of note, Blue III is the great-grandson of Ch. Cherokee Legend Rock, one of the nation’s winningest and most decorated English Bulldogs of the last decade and of all time. Fitting lineage, since Blue III worked closely with Blue II to learn the true art of being “America’s Dog” on and off the campus of Butler University. Now a recognized AKC Canine Good Citizen, Blue III has assumed the primary role of official mascot for Butler University.

Aptly nicknamed “Trip” (short for Triple, since he is the third mascot in succession), this red brindled, AKC-registered English bulldog also resides with the Michael Kaltenmark ’02, Director of External Relations, and his wife Tiffany. In addition, Blue III enjoys great care and support from Bark Tutor, City Dogs Grocery, Don Hinds Ford, Good Dog Hotel & Spa, Holistic Select, Nike, WellPet, and Dr. Kurt Phillips’ 92 of Mass Ave Animal Clinic and Fountain Square Animal Clinic.

Trip retired from active duty at the age of 8 on May 31, 2020, and took on an active role of Mascot Emeritus. With Trip’s retirement, Michael Kaltenmark relinquished full-time handler duties after 16 years of duty. Kaltenmark will continue his role at the university as Director of External Relations.

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Nickname: Trip (short for Triple)

Breed: English bulldog – male

Birthdate: Dec. 23, 2011

Weight: 65 lbs.

Fur Color: Red Brindle & White

Favorite Treats: Holistic Select snacks, Medi-Crunch, Hinkle Fieldhouse popcorn and bananas

Favorite Toys: Antlers, bones and balls

Favorite Activities: Butler Basketball games, campus events, rough-housing, cuddling and lying on the couch

Pet-Peeve: Being left at home

Best Tricks: High-five, crawl, speak and dead dog

Dates of Service: February 18, 2012- May 31, 2020

First Day as Mascot: February 18, 2012

Tagline: The Beast of the Big East

Official Breeder: Kong King Kennel – Frank & Jean King, Lizton, Ind.

Official Vet: Dr. Kurt Phillips ’92 – City Way Animal Clinics, Indianapolis, Ind.

Official Food Sponsor: City Dogs Grocery – Indianapolis, Ind.

Official Food Provider: Holistic Select Brand by WellPet

Official Treat: Medi-Crunch

Official Groomer: Good Dog Hotel & Spa, Indianapolis, Ind.

Official Trainer: Bark Tutor School for Dogs – Meggan Talarico, Indianapolis, Ind.

Official Clothier: Nike

Miscellaneous Support: Follett Corporation (Butler Bookstore), Indianapolis, Ind.

Home improvement witch on a flying broomstick

One of Luna's most sought-after services is her ability to create more space in compact living areas. With a wave of her wand, she can expand rooms, create hidden storage spaces, and transform cramped apartments into spacious retreats. Homeowners marvel at her knack for making the impossible possible, all while maintaining the original charm of their property. Apart from her home improvement skills, Luna is also known for her eco-friendly approach. She uses sustainable materials in her renovations and promotes energy-efficient solutions such as solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems. Luna believes that protecting the environment is not just a trend but a responsibility we all share. As Luna flies overhead on her broomstick, she encounters various challenges along the way. From grumpy homeowners reluctant to embrace change to houses plagued by stubborn enchantments, Luna faces it all with grace and determination. Her clients trust her implicitly, knowing that she will go the extra mile to make their homes perfect. Luna's work is not just limited to houses; she also lends her talents to community projects and public spaces. She has transformed neglected parks into enchanting gardens, reviving the spirit of the neighborhood. Luna's involvement in these projects goes beyond just improving the physical aspects. She believes that creating beautiful and welcoming spaces brings people together and fosters a sense of belonging. In a world where home improvement is a magical affair, Luna, the home improvement witch, is revered and respected for her craft. Her innovative ideas, attention to detail, and dedication to her clients have made her a legend in her field. With her flying broomstick and trusty wand, she continues to weave magic into every home she touches, ensuring that they become places of joy, comfort, and inspiration..

Reviews for "From Hubble to Home: Using Astrology to Design Your Living Space"

1. Michael - 1 star
I was very disappointed with "Home Improvement Witch on a Flying Broomstick". The storyline was poorly developed, and the acting was subpar. The characters lacked depth and the comedic moments fell flat. The special effects were unimpressive and the overall production quality seemed amateurish. It was a waste of time and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
2. Emily - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Home Improvement Witch on a Flying Broomstick" but was ultimately let down. The concept had potential, but the execution fell short. The dialogues felt forced, and the attempts at humor were often cringe-worthy. Additionally, the pacing was inconsistent, making it difficult to stay engaged. While the performances were decent, they couldn't salvage the weak script. Unfortunately, I cannot say that I enjoyed this movie.
3. Mark - 1 star
"Home Improvement Witch on a Flying Broomstick" was one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The plot was confusing and lacked cohesiveness. The characters were one-dimensional, and the acting was unconvincing. The attempts at comedy were embarrassing, and the jokes were repetitive and tired. Even the visuals failed to impress, with poorly executed special effects. I would strongly advise against wasting your time on this movie.

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