Ghosts/Spooky goings on

Roy

That sounds spooky of course, and as I was reading through it I thought it would make a great start to a novel. Maybe you should give it some further thought? On the other hand maybe you were sleepwalking and had ended up standing in front of the fridge! The dim light was perhaps the little 10w bulb that illuminates the fridge!! The footsteps, well that was obviously the milkman... OK I'll shut up but thanks for the story Roy, lets see what others make of it. 

Karen

As Bruce might say, didn't you do well? Eight pages of comments regarding the thread Ghosts/Spooky goings on that you started! Perhaps there is something in it.

Water pipes knocking? water tank or taps dripping? an occupant of one of the other beds 'fidgetting' in their dreams? Ivy knocking against the window under a breeze? I believe there is usually a natural explanation for all these things, and the ones that make no sense at all are probably experienced during sleep or a semi-conscious state, making it seem very very real.
I'd love to believe in ghosts, if only for the added comfort of knowing that this life isn't our one and only, which at the moment i believe that it is!

Well I saw with my very own eyes a great uncle who had passed away before I was born. I was able to describe him in detail to my mum and aunt. Now why he came back to sit in the living room I don't know.

In our church we believe that if a person comes back to this earth in spirit it is for a purpose, and that purpose is not evil. Not saying there are not evil spirits that visit, they are around us all the time but they have never been alive and are servants of you know who. No Ron, not Voldermort (can't spell it, cause I don't like the books).

Well there, that's what I believe.

Still, I should imagine it can be very unsettling to experience something that cannot be explained away.

For those of you like 'Peter the Wales' perhaps, who probably hasn't got a clue as to what Sue is referring - Lord Voldemort is a fictional character and primary antagonist in the Harry Potter series, and Sue you nearly got the spelling correct, but whats an 'r' between friends?

Peter won't see this post of course because he's away trying to learn how to pronounce his own name in Welsh, so lets not tell him eh?