I think there's a ghost in my house

[redrhodie]

Well, if you gotta have a ghost, that's the one to have .

I once heard a moan in my old house. I was happy to not hear it a second time. Talk about creepy.

[lunacycles]

When I lived in the foothills of Colorado, many of my neighbors and I had lots of ghosty experiences...things like the TV or bathtub jets turning on by themselves full volume at 3 a.m. We consoled ourselves by deciding there was just a lot of "energy" swirling around up there...who knows, but for us, it always felt benevolent or, at least, not harmful.

[LBTC]

Yeah, our ghost seems mostly harmless. The last thing we heard of him was a fart from an empty room.

Yes, all of the dogs, people and the cat were accounted for and none of us were in the general area from which the sound eminated. We were relieved that a smell did not accompany it.

[Chicken Little]

Farting implies digestion- anything missing from the fridge?

[msincredible]

I caught a UFO on one of my bike rides earlier this year!

[breezy]

Awesome UFO!

[Tuckervill]

My son says there's a ghost in our 112-yo house (he's probably right, given how many people probably birthed and died here in 112 years). He says he saw a man sitting at the table in the kitchen, wearing overalls. He says he feels the man a lot in the kitchen. He named him Billy.

The kitchen table is as old as the house, given to me by a friend when I moved here to match the house. I think the ghost came with the table.

I have hundreds of pictures of "orbs" that my son has taken with the digital camera, back when he was into that kind of stuff. I think, at 15, he's more skeptical now.

Karen