Posted by NCWayne on October 31, 2012 at 20:02:58 from (69.40.232.132):
In Reply to: Ghost stories anyone? posted by Evan from IA on October 31, 2012 at 12:49:59:
Lived alone in th house I grew up in for about a year. It had origionally belonged to my Great Grandma. I don't spook easy, and I never saw anything, but there were several nights when I just felt something not right and went around and turned on all of the lights.
A few years later my parents rented the house to a woman who was newly divorced and who was having a hard time of it in general. She said she was setting at the table one night and looked up to see a woman sitting there. Said she wasn't scared, but actually felt at ease with the lady. Said they had a conversation and the lady told her to just hang in there and that everything was going to be alright. She told my mom about the encounter and mom asked her to describe the lady they saw. She began descibed the woman right down to the cloths she was wearing. Mom went into the other room and got a pic of her Grandmother to show the lady. The second Mom laid the pic down the woman said that she was the lady she had seen. Funny thing she was wearing the same outfit in the pic that the woman had described the 'ghost' wearing.
When that woman left the place was rented out to a young couple. In their time there they never saw anything but had quite a few experinces too. In that case they experienced things like doors opening and closing, objects moving around the house, etc. Having lived in that house for nearly 20 years I pretty much knew the places quirks, what doors would swing in a breeze, etc, etc. Thing is NONE of the things they experienced ever happened while we were there, and some of them actually went contraty to what was possible to happen given the 'lean' of the house, etc,etc.
Don't know that I believe in ghosts per se, but things like this really make you wonder.........
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