For
Halloween, All Hallows Eve, tell me *your* ghost stories…your brushes with
things unseen.
Last
weekend, I enjoyed relaxing around an outdoor fire with friends, and
eventually, the stories began. Almost everyone had one to tell, from the
unwelcome house guest, to the midWestern prison, to the lingering theater stage
hand. Most were mysterious, and downright scary. One was joyous.
I’ve
actually never had a direct experience with the supernatural (unless you count
dowsing), but I’ve been oddly connected with other people’s experiences over the
years.
The
thing is, while I absolutely believe there’s more to the world than we can experience
with our physical senses, I’m not entirely sure I *want* to have it all opened
to me…
But now,
as the veil thins, tell me your stories…share in the comments below.
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And so, with a loving heart, I
offer you
Namaste
I’ve heard many
translations. Here’s one I love:
The light of the universe that shines within me recognizes
the light of the universe that shines within you.
The light of the universe that shines within me recognizes
the light of the universe that shines within you.
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Dogs in House
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Houdini, Brindle
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Music Playing
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Broadway’s Bonnie & Clyde soundtrack
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Time writing
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15 minutes
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October word count
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2,992
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Sorry, no tales for you, but as I read this a horse screamed in the field outside and gave me a right fright! (My heart is still speeding.) They can sound disturbingly human. I wonder if there is a story in that somewhere.
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ReplyDeleteDiversion to synopsis writing. I'm trying to get it all into 500 words for a local contest. Unforutnately only halfway through and nearly to 500 already!
Time: 30 mins