Yet Another Monday
Hello Everyone.
I feel I need to clarify a couple of my own comments. So please bear with me. I'm not going to quit blogging. My "Maybe I shouldn't be blogging" comment came at a moment of extreme self conciousness. I know people are rying to help me, and I don't think anyone has ever meant to be mean to me, or hurt my feelings on my blog (well, except for a certain individual who then apologized for it), but you just have to put yourself in my position. Weird stuff is happening to me, stuff I can't explain, and then people start basically debating over your sanity, well, it's a little unnerving. But you know, I'm over it. I know you're all triyng to help me, and I appreciate your concern. So I never would want someone to stpo posting, and Midnight Lamp, it's not like your opinion is less valid than anyone elses, it's just a bit harder for me to hear, what with me being the one going crazy and all. :)
But enough of that. Last night, while I was sleeping, in the middle of the night I was woken up by the sound of fottsteps in my room. It was really dark in my room, and I could barely see anything, but I heard footsteps walking over by my bookshelf. I sat there, my head slowly sinking under the covers as the familiar knot of fear presented itself in my stomach. For those of you who are psychologists, or psychiatrists, I'd like to know why it is that being under the covers makes you feel safe. Like when you're a kid, and you're convinced there's a monster in your room, why would covers feel so protective? It's not like if there really was a monster with giant claws in your room, about to eat you, it would walk up to your bed and say "Damn! I have these giant sharp claws, if only this tasty child wasn't protected by my one weakness. Cloth!!!" I dunno, seems silly to me.
But anyway, I could hear whatever it was walk around by my bookshelf, and then occaisionally I could here books sliding in and out of my shelf, almost like they were looking through my library. THen the footsteps moved to the other side of the room, to where my computer desk is situated, and starte dshuffling some of the papers around. Then, just as suddnely as it started, it stopped. I didn't hear anymore footsteps, and the thing left the rest of my belongings along.
It took me quite awhile to get back to sleep after that. The next morning, I asked Barry if he heard anything, and he said he woke up in the middle of the night when he heard soem footsteps, but when he realized they were coming from my room, he assumed it was me, getting up to go to the bathroom or something. So could this be the proof you wanted?
The problem is, he doesn't really remember what time it was that he heard it, and since he blew it off, I don't know if it really was the ghost/demon thing he heard, or maybe it really was me getting up to go to the bathroom (I have a terrible habit of eating and drinking a bunch right before I go to bed, so I usually have to get up at least once in the night/early morning, and I don't really remember if I did last night). So it's not the greatest proof, but it does give me hope that maybe he'll be able to hear/see something if he keeps at it, and stays over at my house more.
So keep your fingers crossed, and keep the comments coming, even if you think I'm totally off my rocker. And thanks again for everybody who is trying to help me. It's nice to know I have friends, even if I haven't met any of you.
:)
5 Comments:
hmm...so Barry is staying over? he seems to accept these ghost things as being valid, so maybe he's able to hear them as well (whereas erik was just sort of having fun with it?). i find it interesting, and want to know: how loud are the footsteps? because one would think that when you're walking around at night and there are other people there you try to be quiet. but if you can plainly hear these footsteps, and even Barry heard them in your room from where he was, perhaps it wasn't you, as you'd probably try to tread quietly. do you think so too?
10:18 AM
That's a good point. I'll have to ask Barry about it. I was just hoping for confirmation of the ghost a little bit stronger than "I think I might have vaguely heard you walking around at night when maybe possibly you weren't". But i think if we stick at it, it'll work out,. and he'll see/hear soemthing concrete! :)
11:14 AM
JD - I honestly hope you don't think I'm calling you crazy. I have had my own experiences with ghosts and let me tell you, I know how alone it can feel when dealing with it. But I also know that it will mess with your vulnerabilities too.....I wish I could say "trust me" and you could but....well...anyway....
Here is another friend of mine who has had ghostly experiences. Maybe he could help too?? Drop himn a line or two. Trust me.
http://defiantheart.blogspot.com/2004_10_01_defiantheart_archive.html
11:28 AM
Lohan brought up a great point. People do have the tendency to tip toe around at night, even when they're by themselves. Personally, i would take barry hearing something as a sign of sorts. Erik never heard anything, but since barry has it might mean something.
I find it interesting that it moved stuff around and you didn't really react. Perhaps its purpose is to solely scare you... so you don't react, it can't finish its act. Oh, and the covers thing... people hide under covers because 1) they're warm. warmth = safety 2) if you can't see the scary creature they can't hurt you and 3) if you can't see it, then it's out of your mind. Out of sight is out of mind (or so to speak).
Really quick... a cool story (i promise). CS Lewis reported waking up one night to the sound of his rocking chair moving back and forth. He turned over and looked at it seeing (as he reported) satan himself. Instead of freaking out he said "oh, it's you" he then rolled over and fell back asleep! How freakin cool is that?
10:27 PM
hahaha, that's sweet! i can only hope that if i ever meet satin i'll react in such a way.
1:25 PM
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