posted on Aug, 29 2005 @ 05:51 AM
Originally posted by XyZeR
this thread has kept me entertained during boring days at work, i love it.
I got goosebumps and a feeling of "someone is watching me read this" feeling more then once, i've heared my share of ghoststories in my life, but
htis is by far the most intriguing.
One thing i want to point out, when i listen carefully to the audio files you've put up in this thread, in one of the recordings i can make out the
words " broken heart" i'll go read back to tell you the exact sample im' talking about, but i've had a friend listen to it without me telling him
what i thought i 'dd heared,and he sais he can make out "broken heart" aswell. i dunno if this helps ,hope it does.
i wish you lots of inner strenght to cope with this situation. Please keep us updated.
1. - I can't tell you how valuable this thread has become in this. More than one time now it has become a historical record for me to go back and
compare times of years when events happened, etc. Every one's suggestions, thoughts and support have been awesome.
2. Please DO tell which audio clip you hear that in. I have to admit that on the new ones I haven't even attempted to listen for anything.
3. Just want to stress again that we have no ill feelings about the situation. In 2-1/2 years of living here there have only been maybe two times I
have been frightened. This rest I just find extremely interesting.
We are all strong in our spiritual beliefs and know that nothing can actually harm us. We have faith in God and know that all else is restrained by
His power and His mercies.
The picture has become the most awesome thing in this so far, and I really didn't think we would see something that beat the original "screech"
recording.
I do have an update. Somewhere between 9 and 10 last night (didn't check the time) Springer and I were glued to the hurrican coverage on TV. Bear
was on his bed-pillow in the sleeping porch just off the front living room. All of a sudden he started growling and doing his little muffled bark
thingy and got up and slowly started walking into the living room all the while growling and barking at the side door. He stood right in front of the
TV for several seconds growling at the door that was at the opposite side of the room. Finally he quit and went over and jumped up in Springer's
lap. He played with Springer for a few seconds and then started growling at whatever again across the room, only this time he was looking more in the
center of the east side of the living room (so basically like it had moved from the door to the middle of the room). He then continued to growl and
seemed to watch it move toward the front wall and then quit growling, as if he had watched it walk out of the house. He acted normal from that point
on.
Of most importance is that that is basically the same vantage point (standing in the west side of the living room looking toward the side door on the
east side of the living room) that my grandson seemed to see something that he first waved at and then started bawling as if something had either been
mean to him or scared him. If you'll remember that was the first event to take place in this house a little over 2 years ago. I believe it happened
in June the first time.
P.S. Something else happened yesterday that I forgot to share. We had another instance of something coming up missing and then appearing. Last week
I was mixing up a meatloaf and had several spices I ran out of. Springer wrote them all down on a shopping list and purchased them this past week.
Last night I was making dinner and tried to find two of them and asked him if he purchased the spices and he said yes, all four of them. I told him I
couldn't find the onion powder or the garlic powder. He came into the kitchen and looked through the spice cabinet with me and none of the four
spices were there. And he said "dammit, I bought those." I ended up having to use garlic salt and there was a tiny bit of onion powder left in the
old bottle, so I used it. I laid my measuring spoons on the counter directly below the spice cabinet when I got through mixing up my spices (that
part's important). I finished making dinner. I'm not sure how much time elapsed when Springer comes stomping out of the kitchen with a spice
bottle in his hand and this wild look in his eye and he says "this was laying on the counter right next to your measuring spoons" and he precedes to
stomp back into the kitchen. He lays the bottle on its side right next to my measuring spoons and says "right there, that's where I just found
it". It was a brand new bottle of onion powder.
[edit on 8-29-2005 by Valhall]