Hanging with some friends in a cozy booth at Steak N' Shake talking about Mormons while 30 Mile an Hour, 5 Degree Windchilled air whipped around outside in the early AM and Two very pretty Cops sat in the booth next to us speaking in murmured tones, a chair across from them suddenly moved on its own.
I noticed it.
The Cops noticed it.
And my friends who work there gave each other knowing glances.
"Stuff like that happens here all the time. Boxes move. Things move."
Ghosts?
"Something like that."
The Two Cops looked at us with nervous smiles. Missouri is a Paranormal State!
At my place I fumbled with the thermostat until I was sure I'd be warm. When it comes to adjusting it, I have some sort of Dyslexia, Left is Right, just like when I try to get the right temperature in the shower. Always the wrong way first.
My place was dark. I was in the bathroom getting ready for bed. My face in my hands as I let out a big yawn and when I looked up, through the bathroom doorway, through the doorway to the dark living room, standing next to the far wall was a slender woman looking to her right.
Oh SHIT!!! There's someone in here!
She didn't seem to see me as I too was in the dark. I was so scared! It was good that all this time I was sitting on the toilet, cause if I saw her while standing, I would have crapped my pants.
She just stood there. Wavering back and forth slightly. Looking off to her right out beyond the window.
"Who are you?" I yelled knowing my neighbors would hear this at 4am.
"Hello!"
She didn't respond. I squinted and pulled up my pants and pulled the door closed a bit and peered out the narrow slit. I saw her face turn to me and distort in a sickening way. I heard a weird whimpering sound, then I realized it was me making the noise. I was really scared!
Then something happened. Maybe my eyes adjusted to it all. It became suddenly clear that the ghost woman was simply an amazing trick of light coming in from a streetlight filtered through a bush outside moving in the wind and through a space in the curtains that were being moved by air from the central heating.
It wasn't all imagination. Even if I had a camera handy and took a picture of it, you would swear it was a woman standing there! It was that good!
That was pretty cool!
But now I can't sleep...
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