Posted October 31, 2007 
Comments(20) Happy Halloween! Welcome to the ‘True Spooks … Share Your Ghost Story’ Blog Carnival.
Do you believe in ghosts? Or do you think all strange occurrences can be explained by other means?
The following are true stories from fellow bloggers about encounters they had with what they feel to be ghostly presences.
Posted October 31, 2007 Comments(6) Happy Halloween, everybody! Here is my entry for the ‘True Spooks … Share Your Ghost Story’ Blog Carnival. Enjoy!
These events took place a few years ago while I was living in Port Townsend, Washington in a rental house that we came to discover was inhabited by a friendly entity:
The first time we visited the house, I glanced up at the attic window while the landlady showed us the yard. For some reason, I vividly imagined a woman in white looking down from there and wondering who we were. This reverie was broken by my boyfriend’s comment, ‘I feel like someone’s watching us,’ he said, ‘don’t you?’ Read more »
Posted October 29, 2007 Comments(32) 
I’m excited to report that the above photo is currently on the front page of Coast to Coast AM with George Noory.
Coast to Coast is a fun late-night (well, morning here in Italy!)call-in radio show when you’re in the mood for the mysterious (and I always am.) Topics run the gamut from UFO’s, ghosts, EVP’s, conspiracy theories, the environment, to the downright weird. It’s like good slumber party talk, with a touch of the X Files.
About the Ghost Photo: Read more »
Posted October 23, 2007 Comments(6) On Halloween this year I will be hosting my first Blog Carnival, called ‘True Spooks … Share Your Ghost Story.’
Have you ever seen, heard, or otherwise experienced what you think was a ghost? Well, here’s a place to share the details of your true encounter with others.
If you have a blog, and would like to tell others about a true encounter you’ve had with something spooky, you are welcome to participate. All you need to do is send me an e-mail at Read more »
Posted October 21, 2007 Comments(7) 
As-I-considered whether or not to venture out today, I remembered my Uncle Edward. Now, Uncle Edward is not truly my uncle. As is often the case on my mom’s side of the family, relatives are just referred to as ‘aunt’ or ‘uncle’ regardless of their true relationship to you.
My ‘Crazy Auntie Joyce’ and ‘Aunt Zona,’ for instance, are not actually my aunts, nor is ‘Uncle Herman Dick’ truly my uncle. (Those truly are their names, however.) Keeps things simple, I guess. Read more »
Posted October 20, 2007