bassicpackrat
Dopplebock Slayer
Ive had many things over the years that would fall into the paranormal category, but heres the the one that stands out in my mind foremost.
This will be a bit long, but it is absolutely true. Happened a few years back.I got engaged on Sept 20th 2008, my fiance’s house got pummeled in Hurricane Gustav, since she coulntt live there till it was fixed and livable again(being screwed over by the insurance company so that’s a whole other story and thread worthy on its on)she was sharing my mobile home with me(along with her Siberian Husky) To add some stress and weirdness to the mix, A lot of strange things happened around my home lately that are starting to lead us to believe there’s some paranormal **** going down(layman’s terms...I think we’ve got a ghost/poltergeist).
About 2 months before, my girlfriend returned home from work to find the cats water dish moved to the middle of the bathroom floor(about 3 feet from where it normally is) It is a self watering one, full to the top and would easily spill if pushed. It is sitting on top of a rubberized anti-skid mat, so sliding it off the mat (like by the cat) would be nearly impossible. Add to this the fact that the dog was locked in his pen the entire day while we were working so it couldn’t have been him. She moved it back and thought little of it till she came back in about 10 minutes later after walking the dog and found it moved back again(no one was in the house at the time).Fast forward a week and one night after showering and brushing my teeth, I was going to walk down the hall to the kitchen and get some water. I left the bathroom light on but the bedroom light was off. As I’m approaching the hall my girlfriend who was already in bed asks if I can “turn the light out in the bathroom” as its keeping her up. Before she can even finish asking this and while I’m a good 20 feet across the room from the bathroom, the light suddenly turns off by itself! 2 days later while home alone during the day I go the bathroom to take a leak. Its bright outside so there is no need to turn the lights on in there. As I’m standing at the sink washing my hands, I am thinking about the light episode from a few nights before. Suddenly as if on cue, the frickin light turns on at that very moment! I have checked the wiring in the house and the switches are not worn or defective where they could be delayed in operating after touching them. The switches’ position definitely changed own its own!
Now with the stress and **** that was going on with my girl’s destroyed home, the last thing I wanted to do was freak her out about the place so I was reluctant at this point to tell her about the latest light switch incident. She calls me at work one evening about a week later freaked out yet again. It seems that the night before we had gone out to eat. I had come home and eaten a few Hershey’s Kisses for dessert before going to bed. I had just put the 4 foil wrappers on the coffee table in the living room before heading off to bed. Got up early the next morning and had to hurry to make it to work on time, but noticed the dog had smelled the chocolate aroma coming from the candy wrappers and knocked them on the floor. I figured Id pick them up when I got home the following morning from the fire station or Id get my girl to pick them up when she got home. Talked to her later that day at work on her cell and she said” yeah I saw them there too, but I was in a hurry to get to work too and Ill pick it up when I get home after while”(both guilty of running at last minute to get there on time) Well she called from the house later that evening and said she walked in the front door with the intention of picking it up first thing, but as she swung the door open, noticed the 4 wrappers rolled up and neatly place in a pile in the middle of the coffee table! She didn’t pick them up and do it (if she'd bothered to pick it up earlier that day, she would have chunked them into the trash on her way out in the trashcan by the door.)The wrappers werent just thown up there either, it was a neat little pile, perfectly placed and exactly in the middle of the table. Add to this, the dog has been acting very strange over the last week or two, looking into the living room or other empty rooms when there’s nothing there, and acting like he sees something(sometimes barking, sometimes cowering, but definitely acting unusual. A few other things have happened too (couple of weird noises, things falling down for no reason[books fell off the shelf in the bedroom the other night], Not sure what to make of all this, as I’d never had any strange stuff happen there before this, and though I love good horror flicks and am very interested in ghosts and hauntings, I’ve got to tell you, having weird stuff happening in your own home can be a bit unnerving. I tried to keep a good sense of humor about it(she asked me after the Hersey’s Kisses wrapper thing, what do you think we should do, and I told her “what the hell, Ill put the ghost on salary if it’ll vacuum, dust and do dishes too” ) but to be honest, since I work 24 hour shift work and she was home alone sometimes, I know she was kind of scared by all this.
We've since been married for over 2 years and I sold the trailer shortly aftr, but Ive though back on that time often and how wierd those experiences were.
This will be a bit long, but it is absolutely true. Happened a few years back.I got engaged on Sept 20th 2008, my fiance’s house got pummeled in Hurricane Gustav, since she coulntt live there till it was fixed and livable again(being screwed over by the insurance company so that’s a whole other story and thread worthy on its on)she was sharing my mobile home with me(along with her Siberian Husky) To add some stress and weirdness to the mix, A lot of strange things happened around my home lately that are starting to lead us to believe there’s some paranormal **** going down(layman’s terms...I think we’ve got a ghost/poltergeist).
About 2 months before, my girlfriend returned home from work to find the cats water dish moved to the middle of the bathroom floor(about 3 feet from where it normally is) It is a self watering one, full to the top and would easily spill if pushed. It is sitting on top of a rubberized anti-skid mat, so sliding it off the mat (like by the cat) would be nearly impossible. Add to this the fact that the dog was locked in his pen the entire day while we were working so it couldn’t have been him. She moved it back and thought little of it till she came back in about 10 minutes later after walking the dog and found it moved back again(no one was in the house at the time).Fast forward a week and one night after showering and brushing my teeth, I was going to walk down the hall to the kitchen and get some water. I left the bathroom light on but the bedroom light was off. As I’m approaching the hall my girlfriend who was already in bed asks if I can “turn the light out in the bathroom” as its keeping her up. Before she can even finish asking this and while I’m a good 20 feet across the room from the bathroom, the light suddenly turns off by itself! 2 days later while home alone during the day I go the bathroom to take a leak. Its bright outside so there is no need to turn the lights on in there. As I’m standing at the sink washing my hands, I am thinking about the light episode from a few nights before. Suddenly as if on cue, the frickin light turns on at that very moment! I have checked the wiring in the house and the switches are not worn or defective where they could be delayed in operating after touching them. The switches’ position definitely changed own its own!
Now with the stress and **** that was going on with my girl’s destroyed home, the last thing I wanted to do was freak her out about the place so I was reluctant at this point to tell her about the latest light switch incident. She calls me at work one evening about a week later freaked out yet again. It seems that the night before we had gone out to eat. I had come home and eaten a few Hershey’s Kisses for dessert before going to bed. I had just put the 4 foil wrappers on the coffee table in the living room before heading off to bed. Got up early the next morning and had to hurry to make it to work on time, but noticed the dog had smelled the chocolate aroma coming from the candy wrappers and knocked them on the floor. I figured Id pick them up when I got home the following morning from the fire station or Id get my girl to pick them up when she got home. Talked to her later that day at work on her cell and she said” yeah I saw them there too, but I was in a hurry to get to work too and Ill pick it up when I get home after while”(both guilty of running at last minute to get there on time) Well she called from the house later that evening and said she walked in the front door with the intention of picking it up first thing, but as she swung the door open, noticed the 4 wrappers rolled up and neatly place in a pile in the middle of the coffee table! She didn’t pick them up and do it (if she'd bothered to pick it up earlier that day, she would have chunked them into the trash on her way out in the trashcan by the door.)The wrappers werent just thown up there either, it was a neat little pile, perfectly placed and exactly in the middle of the table. Add to this, the dog has been acting very strange over the last week or two, looking into the living room or other empty rooms when there’s nothing there, and acting like he sees something(sometimes barking, sometimes cowering, but definitely acting unusual. A few other things have happened too (couple of weird noises, things falling down for no reason[books fell off the shelf in the bedroom the other night], Not sure what to make of all this, as I’d never had any strange stuff happen there before this, and though I love good horror flicks and am very interested in ghosts and hauntings, I’ve got to tell you, having weird stuff happening in your own home can be a bit unnerving. I tried to keep a good sense of humor about it(she asked me after the Hersey’s Kisses wrapper thing, what do you think we should do, and I told her “what the hell, Ill put the ghost on salary if it’ll vacuum, dust and do dishes too” ) but to be honest, since I work 24 hour shift work and she was home alone sometimes, I know she was kind of scared by all this.
We've since been married for over 2 years and I sold the trailer shortly aftr, but Ive though back on that time often and how wierd those experiences were.
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