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Haunted And Waiting with Ann Lund · Eye Opener Society

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Hello, everyone, and thank you for joining me today, and welcome to the Haunted
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and Waiting Podcast and my premiere show on the fitting day of October 31st, Halloween.
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My name is Anne Lund, and while I'm your typical person with a day job,
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hobbies, and a love for storytelling, and more importantly, ghost stories,
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I'd like to share my experiences with you.
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But before I get started, I want to thank the Eye Opener Society for allowing
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me to share what I have on this venue.
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I've been lucky to have spoken on their podcast before, but this is my first
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time presenting on my own.
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So bear with me, as I'm not as savvy as Gary and Hannah are.
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But back to me. Quick introduction. I write a blog called hauntedandwaiting.blog,
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am currently writing a book.
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Which hopefully will be published next year. And you can also find me on my
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small Facebook group, also called Haunted and Weeding.
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If you want to join that Facebook group, please feel free to come and visit
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and share your own story.
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But remember, it is a bully-free zone. And although I'm a very kind and understanding
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person, bullying will not be tolerated.
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So if your intent is to come and make fun of our guests, please don't come. and peace to you.
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Find someplace else to go. But if you are a believer or curious, please join us.
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I would love to have you and have you meet our group.
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You can share your own stories, share pictures, share videos,
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audio, whatever you like, as long as it pertains to the paranormal,
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more specifically ghosts, I'd love to hear it.
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So let's begin. But where to begin?
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Well, Well, there's one thing I've been grappling with for some time right now.
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You see, I don't believe in the idea of psychic abilities in the traditional sense.
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Although I do think there are some people that are a little more intuitive than others,
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I do believe that everybody has a sensitivity to things beyond our everyday perception. So...
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In terms of what you can perceive by sight, by hearing, by smelling,
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by tasting, by touch, there is more than what you're perceiving in the everyday.
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The problem is some people suppress that extra sensitivity that they have.
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And that happens because of a social filter that has been placed upon us as we grow up.
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We're taught to ignore those things and dismiss them for anything that cannot
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be logically explained through scientific means or measured through scientific
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means basically means it doesn't exist.
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Well, I think that's silly because if you think about generations past,
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there were things we didn't understand.
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And at that time you know they
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would say it was paranormal but we know
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now that seasons happen because they happen even though they couldn't explain
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it at the time so let me go on if you've listened to the haunted and waiting
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episode on the eye opener society you might have learned about the house that
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i grew up in new york city and the hauntings that i had to endure as a child in that house.
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Gary from the EyeOpener Society can attune to the fact that he experienced some
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of the things that happened there as well.
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But as a quick recap, I was about nine years old when I experienced my first haunting.
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And it was a summer night and I was sleeping and it was about three o'clock,
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wink, wink, three o'clock when I woke up.
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Nothing woke me up. So it wasn't, I heard a noise outside, a car horn.
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It wasn't anything that rattled me out of my sleep. I just found myself waking up.
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And for those of you that are into the paranormal, you might know that at three
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o'clock, your REM state of sleep is at its highest.
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And so that's when all the social filters are thrown out of your mind and your
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subconscious is working at its fullest.
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And it is at that time that you are in tuned to extra senses.
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And I think that's why people wake up at three in the morning.
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I think that they're realizing that there are things around them, spirits or whatever.
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They're always there. But during that REM sleep, I think you're heightened.
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Your awareness is heightened.
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And I think that's what happened to me that night.
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And I got up out of bed. I figured I'm up. Let me use the bathroom.
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So the way my house was situated, there was a hallway to get to the bathroom
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from my room. My room was in the corner of the house by itself.
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Go down the hallway into the bathroom.
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And I got this sense to go peek into the next room, which was at the time a
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living room, which is now a dining room, and just go in there.
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I can't explain what told me to go in there.
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It's not like I heard anything. It was just, I sensed to go take a peek.
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So I went in, peeked around the corner and lo and behold, there was a man standing there.
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Maybe in his 40s. He was an older gentleman. And he was there.
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He was three-dimensional. It was as if he walked off the street,
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came into my house, and decided to just stand in the corner of the living room,
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which made no sense whatsoever.
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And I knew that at that time.
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He was, like I said, three-dimensional. He was not see-through. He wasn't a shadow.
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He wasn't floating off the ground. He wasn't missing half of his body.
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He wasn't disheveled, blood on his face or anything like that. He seemed clean cut.
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He wasn't shrouded in a mist. He was just a guy standing there.
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And what struck me as odd at that time was he didn't look like he was from the
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80s, which is when this happened.
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He was from a different time, it seemed, from his clothing. thing.
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He wasn't wearing jeans and sneakers is what most people wore at that time, gentlemen.
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He had brown pants. They looked like they might've been work pants.
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He had boots, which were odd because they were knee high.
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So I remember that. That stood out to me.
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He had like, I guess, a regular white shirt. I don't really recall the details,
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but I do I do remember his face, I can see it right now, and his hair was not
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the typical hairstyle that you would see at the time.
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It wasn't like a mullet or anything like that. He didn't have feathered hair. It was just different.
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And the freaky part besides that
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he just didn't look like he was an Indies person was he was staring at me.
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He acknowledged me. He saw me and I saw him and the look on his face was shock.
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His face mirrored what I felt.
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And I was frozen, which seemed like a minute, but it was probably only 15 seconds,
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if even that, because at that point, I had a decision to make.
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I could have either screamed, and you have to understand my mother,
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that would have, my mother would have, no, I would have been punished for that.
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I could have run to her bedroom, which would have meant I would have had to
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cross the room, cross him.
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That was even a more distasteful situation because had I done that,
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maybe he'd come after me and then maybe gotten to my mother's,
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she would have punished me for sure if I had woken her up out of sleep, for sure.
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It was terrifying to her at that time.
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Or I could have run back to my room, closed the door and just waited for him to leave.
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And so that's what I chose to do. I went back to my room, shut the door.
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I had a lock at the time and locked it. And I just went to my bedroom and just went there.
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I don't remember if I stayed up.
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I don't remember. I do remember I fell asleep at some point.
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And in the morning I woke up and first thing I did was walk out of my room.
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And obviously the guy was gone and my mom was in the kitchen and I asked her
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like, was there a guy here last night?
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Of which she became furious and I did get punished. I knew that was going to happen.
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So I didn't say anything.
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Later that day, I spoke to my sibling about it and that sibling's reaction action
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was to laugh at me and poke fun at me and say I made it up.
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And to this day, if it ever comes up, I get ridiculed about it.
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Now, the funny thing about this situation is the people living in my house,
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as well as the friends that came in and out of my house, I had a lot of friends
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at the time, this was New York City.
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So if you lived in the city, there were always neighborhood kids.
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We were lucky that way. So easy 20, 30 kids in my house, you know, throughout the year.
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And I would say it was a 50-50 split.
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With the family, half of us had experiences. This was the first one,
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but then there were more afterwards.
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And half of us did not.
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And with the friends, it was the same thing. Half of us had experiences and
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were terrified of my house.
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Gary of Eye Opener Society was one of them that I would say was scared of my house.
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And then there were others that did not.
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So why this or half of us psychic and half of us not? I don't think so.
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I think the other half did have experiences, but they shut them out.
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They tried to explain them in some way.
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But that's kind of what happened and where it brings me on more with this podcast.
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Here's the worst part about having an experience like this or being in tuned
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to experiences like this.
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It's not the experience. The experience is one thing. It happens and then it's over.
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The worst part about it is the not being able to tell people about it.
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That's the worst part. See, because there's two types of individuals when it
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comes to the paranormal, and that's anything, UFOs, ghosts, anything really.
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There are people that believe, and then there are non-believers.
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But what I could say when it comes to ghosts in particular, even non-believers
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when it comes to ghosts have had an experience.
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And that's what annoys me about the non-believers when it comes to ghosts.
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And I don't know if that's true with UFOs or other cryptids or things like that. I think...
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They'll say, you know, I've never seen one or they've never seen a UFO.
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But I think when it comes to ghosts, I think everybody's had an experience.
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And I really do. And these non-believers have.
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And oftentimes with these people, they'll say, this was the experience I had.
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And then it's as if ghosts don't exist. But yet this one time when they had
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the experience with it, it did.
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And that's, I think, what annoys me with the non-believers.
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So it's like a topic of taboo they'll tell you the story but then they won't go on,
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the conversation more to hear your side or your
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stories because see it happened to them but
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you know it didn't happen to you or you're making it up and that's my experience
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I've had with non-believers I don't know if your experience has been the same
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and it frustrates me so over the years I learned to keep a lot of these situations
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to myself and I too shrugged many of them off as having some sort of logical explanation,
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but honestly, many just did not.
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And with that, I decided to jot down anything odd that happened throughout the
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days or weeks so that I wasn't allowing the social filter that others had imposed on me to take over.
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Because you see, young children, they don't have the filter,
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and yet they have a lot of these experiences.
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And ghosts exist in every culture, every religion throughout the centuries.
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So there must be something there.
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So I began to, like I said, jot these things down in a notebook,
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no matter how small it was.
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I found a penny on the floor. After mopping the floor, jot it down in the notebook.
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Hear a noise, jot it down in the notebook.
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And when I started doing that, memories began flooding in of things that had happened in the past.
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And I'd say, oh, geez, I totally forgot about that. And I'd start jotting that down.
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And I would say in about a year's time, this marble notebook was filled with experiences.
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And I would bet if you did that, you would have the same experiences as well.
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You would notice that it's very common and not as as uncommon as you think it would be.
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And I think your sense of awareness would become heightened as mine has over the years.
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So let me go on with two stories besides the one that happened to me as a child.
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Two stories that happened to me afterwards. They are related and yet they are
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not related at the same time.
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Neither of have anything to do with my haunting growing up.
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In my New York City house. Okay, that was something separate.
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And if you want to read that, you can go to my blog and under the tab that says
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My Bronx Haunting in the web page,
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that is hauntedandwaiting.blog, you can read about my house.
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But these two stories have nothing to do with that.
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The first one happened about a month ago, and it was really odd.
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Something I probably, again would burst aside and never thought about,
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but because now I refuse to do that, I've decided to tell that story.
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I had been hiking with my friend, and I'm going to preface this by saying she is a non-believer.
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So I don't have these conversations with her, but I will say she has had experience.
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Wink, wink. For another podcast, probably.
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But I had been hiking with her and I am an avid hiker. It's one of my hobbies.
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I go into the woods and I love the woods. I love the forest. I love nature.
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And I've been hiking for decades. And over the years, I have learned to really
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pay attention to my surroundings, specifically because sometimes I hike by myself.
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And you have to do that when you hike by yourself. You're in the middle of the woods.
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There's nobody around sometimes you could be walking
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for miles and not come across another person and
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so if something were to happen because you weren't paying attention you are
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in deep trouble so i've learned to focus all my senses smell obviously sight
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my sense of hearing for For things like snakes, ticks,
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deer, coyote, bears,
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wolves when I'm out west, bobcats when I'm out west.
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If you don't pay attention, even the smallest thing like a twig,
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you can find yourself coming across trouble.
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So my sense of awareness when I'm in the woods is heightened.
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And I think if I were to give a scientific explanation as to why I feel the
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woods are the most haunted places, for me, it's because my senses of awareness
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are super focused when I'm there.
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And I'm telling you, the woods are haunted. I am telling you.
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So this particular day, I'd hiked with my friend, again, a non-believer.
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We had finished our hike, which was about five miles. Nothing special about
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the day. It was a beautiful day.
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When we got to the parking lot, she...
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Was fumbling with her stuff. So she was collapsing her poles.
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She might've been taking off. She had a habit of taking off her boots and putting
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on more comfortable running shoes.
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She was maybe rummaging in her... I don't remember what she was doing,
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but she was doing something.
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She might've been on her phone. I don't remember, but she was busy doing her thing.
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I had gone to the edge of the parking lot because the way this parking lot was
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situated was it overlooked a lake and the lake had a path going around it.
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And the path around it was an open path and there were no trees.
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It was grassed. It was mowed. So it was an open area around,
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I would say maybe a three mile perimeter.
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And it was very common to see people walking around this path or jogging or whatever.
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It was a beautiful day and I was looking at the water and there were ducks in
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the water. I think there might have been a swan.
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I was just, the sun was glimmering off.
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It was silvery on top of the water. It was just a beautiful day. I was taking it all in.
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When I saw this woman jogging, classic jogger.
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She was tall, good looking, thin, blonde hair, ponytail, and a baseball cap.
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And behind her off lead was this stunning German shepherd. And it was running after her.
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And I was just watching them. I thought, wow, they're really beautiful. It's beautiful.
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To see them together, like together as one unit.
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Like I said, the dog was off lead and following, its tongue was dangling out. It was happy.
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She stopped because she was coming near the parking lot area and she stopped
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and she bent over like she was stretching her back.
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Her hands were on her knees. She looked like she was catching her breath.
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And the dog stopped with her,
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And it was like running circles around her, you know, and she was like paying it no mind.
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And, you know, I was watching and I was in awe because this dog was really beautiful. Big dog.
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And then at some point they came out of view because like I said,
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the way the parking lot was situated, it was higher than the lake.
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So the closer you got to the parking lot before you were in the parking lot,
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there was like a blind spot.
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So she came out of view as she was in that blind spot. but then she
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came up to the parking lot and she passed me
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and as happens if you hike and
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you know when you go out there common courtesy is you acknowledge each other
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maybe a nod of the head sometimes there's small talk nice day that sort of thing
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and that's what happened that day with her and I while I was waiting for my
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friend we exchanged some small talk probably about the weather I don't remember
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but the one thing that I do remember was I said to her you have a beautiful dog.
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And all of a sudden, the expression on her face changed.
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I can't explain it. She just kind of went white and she said, what dog?
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And I was still in the conversation. I went, your German shepherd,
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the one that was following you. I saw her running after you.
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And then I looked and there was no German shepherd.
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I walked over to the edge of the parking lot and I looked down at the path,
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thinking maybe the dog was on its way up or in the blind spot,
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but I didn't see the dog. And...
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Path was clear and there was grass and the dog wasn't in the grass.
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There were no woods around the path.
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So the dog would either have had to jump in the water or be on the path,
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which I would be able to see. And there was no dog. It was like, it just vanished.
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And she looked at me and she said, I had a German shepherd, but that was years ago.
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Did you see us running at another time? time. She said something to the effect
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of, had I seen them before?
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That's when I realized, oh crap, I'm not going to go there with this woman.
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I'm not going to go there.
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And at that point, I looked over and there was a guy walking his dog.
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It was not a German Shepherd. It was a big white dog. It was on lead.
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And I was like, great, this is my out. So I turned to the woman to change the
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subject and said, oh, oh no, forget it. It's that dog.
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She's walking with that guy. I thought that dog was with you.
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And she just stared at me because you could see the gig was up. She was freaked out.
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I was freaked out, but I wasn't going to say to her, oh, I saw your dead dog.
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I was just not going to go there. I left it at that.
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And I just was like, well, have a great day. And I just went and refused to
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turn around and look at her.
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I don't know what she did. She must've gone back to her car.
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I was like, not going to engage with her anymore.
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It never ends up well with a situation like that. So I just let it go.
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Got in the car with my friend. My friend noticed on my face that something wasn't
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right, that I was upset, thinking about something else, but I wasn't going to share with her.
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And this is the part that really annoys me and why I started that Facebook group.
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So I got in the car with her. I didn't tell her anything. And we were driving.
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The drive home was about 30, 40 minutes and just quiet. And we were listening to the radio, whatever.
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And it was then that I remembered story number two. And this is something story
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I'm going to tell you today.
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This was a story of something I had forgotten that had happened decades earlier when I was in college.
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I had forgotten about it again. And it was that journal that I decided to keep,
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where when I was writing one day, I remembered this story that had been tucked
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away in my subconscious and it came out and I jotted it down.
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Had I not had that notebook, I would have forgotten about this story too.
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But I relate this story to the other story. Again, this dog story and the story
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I'm going to start telling you now are not related, but they are in one way and you'll see.
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So let me take you back when I was in college decades ago.
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At the time, I was working at a public garden in New York City.
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The public garden's ground were free, so you could come into the gardens and
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walk the gardens without paying anything.
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I, on the other hand, was always positioned at a smaller garden within the garden that had a fee.
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So although you could walk the gardens for free, if you wanted to go to my garden,
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where I was, it wasn't my garden, but where I was placed, you had to pay a fee.
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I think it was like a dollar to see this smaller garden, which was beautiful, by the way.
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Now, a lot of locals would come in because, again, it was free.
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And the way this garden was situated was, it was between neighborhoods.
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So if you wanted to walk to the next neighborhood, let's say to go shopping,
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rather than walk a busy street sidewalk, you could cut through the gardens.
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And rather than go through buildings and whatever, sidewalks and Johnny pumps,
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you could go through the gardens and walk through beautiful manicured lawns
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and beautiful pine trees and flowers and what have you.
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So a lot of the locals did this and so there were a lot of familiar faces in
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the garden that i would see a lot of there were people that i would see all
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the time and of those people there was this older couple adorable older couple
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they were european they did not speak a word of english,
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i want to say they were in their 70s or 80s um the gentleman um would wear like a black black pantsuit.
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He always had black shoes and white socks. I don't know why that stands out to me, but he did.
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The old woman was always with him. They were always arm in arm.
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He had a cane, but she would hold onto his arm, I guess, to help her walk.
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They were cuter as can be.
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She always wore a dress and she had her head in a handkerchief tied in a bow.
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Very cute. and she often had a little shopping bag and you could see she had groceries in there.
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So I think what they used to do was they would walk through the gardens,
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do their shopping and then walk back to get to their house.
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They did not speak a word of English, but every now and then when it was a beautiful
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day and they would pass the gardens where I work, where there was a fee,
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they would enter, they wouldn't make eye contact.
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And I think they were trying to get into the garden for free.
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And they figured if they didn't look at me, I would let them go.
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And that's exactly what I would do. I would just let them go in.
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I wouldn't charge them. They were old.
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I was like, the gardens doesn't need their $2. And I would just kind of turn
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a blind eye and let them go. They never looked at me.
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Never. They just kind of would walk in, do their little rounds in the garden,
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then they'd walk out. They were just the cutest couple. So.
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And like I said, I saw them, I think, literally every day I was there.
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So then I was there one day and I realized I hadn't seen them for like, it seemed like a month.
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It was like a long time I hadn't seen them. And so I would go to work and like,
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is this the day I'm going to see them?
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And it was easy, a month had passed and I hadn't seen them.
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And I got sad because I thought, you know, maybe one of them passed away.
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Maybe the husband died and the wife doesn't want to walk by herself or the wife
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died and the husband doesn't want to go by himself.
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Maybe he moved, went to live with his kids.
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I just didn't see them. And I know it was at least a month that I didn't see
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them. And that's what I thought happened.
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And it made me sad. but one day
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I was so happy because all of
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a sudden I saw them I was
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like oh my gosh they're here yay they're here this is great and it was again
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a beautiful day and they did their path where they walked the gardens and they
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decided to come in and they came in and this was what was different about this particular day.
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The old man looked up at me, made eye contact, smiled.
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I smiled back and then they went into the garden, made their walk, came back out again.
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The old man looked at me, smiled, and then they walked out.
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She never looked at me. She just kept walking straight ahead,
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which is typical for both of them actually, which was odd. But that I do remember.
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And then they kind of left. So everything's fine. I'm like, okay,
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they're great. Maybe one of them was sick and now they're better.
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So maybe it was like a day or two later. It was very recent to that.
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That particular day I had come in and they had placed me at the main gate.
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Now the main gate was where you would work and collect fees from parking for
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people that would be coming by car.
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And although the gardens themselves were free and anybody could walk in and
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out without paying, the parking was not.
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So we had to collect a parking fee.
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And so there were always two girls at that gate. And I guess they did that for safety reasons.
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I'm not really sure, but there was always two girls where when I was at the
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smaller garden, it was It was always just me by myself.
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So here I am at the main gate with another girl and I'm collecting money from a car.
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And as I'm collecting money from a car, I look over and I see the old lady.
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But she doesn't have the man with her. She's by herself. It was odd because
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I had never seen her by herself.
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They were always together. I never
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saw him by himself. I never saw her by herself, but she was by herself.
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I really didn't think much of it. It just struck me as odd. She kind of walked
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in and she was kind of just walking really slow. Like I said, she was old.
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And after I finished the transaction with the car, I turned to the girl I was
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working with, who I was friendly with.
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And I said, oh, she's here by herself today.
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And the girl said, yeah, it's really sad.
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And I'm like, yeah. I was like, I noticed I didn't see them for a while,
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but then I saw the two of them together the other day. I was worried,
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but I guess they're okay. I'm like, maybe he's sick again.
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And she goes, what do you mean you saw him the other day? I'm like,
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I saw him like, I don't remember if I said two days or three days or last week,
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But whatever it was that I said, she got that look on her face,
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this pale look. And she goes, he died.
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I was like, what? She's like, he died. He died a month ago. I'm like,
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how do you know? She told me.
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And I should have told you this. Whatever language they spoke,
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this girl spoke. That's why I'm thinking it might have been Albanian.
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The neighborhood had a lot of Albanian people in it. And so she claims she spoke with her.
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And I'm like, really? Like, yeah, he died. I don't remember what he died on.
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And I'm like, how long ago? Are you sure? She was like, yeah, it was a month ago.
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And then again, like, what do you say? You know, do you tell your coworker,
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I just saw this guy two days ago?
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You know? No, you don't.
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Because you just don't.
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So that was the situation back then. So those are my stories.
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I don't know what you think. What do you think happened?
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Does it sound real? Does it sound real? Who were they?
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Who was that dog? Who was that old man? Was I imagining it? Were they ghosts?
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Were they guardian angels maybe following the jogger and the old lady to let them know they're okay?
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Was it the jogger's memory kind of playing itself out and the old lady's memory playing itself out?
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And I was able to see that? Or were they ghosts?
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What were they? I don't know. And I hope you liked my stories,
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but those are what they are.
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So you tell me what you think. Come visit my blog, hauntedandwaiting.blog,
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where I dive a little deeper into these stories.
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And some people comment, come to my Facebook group, make a comment there if
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you'd like, or share your own stories.
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Or I hope to see you on my next podcast on this venue.
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But remember, after all, we all have our ghosts and we all have our ghost stories,
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even you non-believers, if you've listened to me this far,
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whether we recognize them or not, or you just may be haunted and waiting like myself.
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Thank you so much for your time. And I look forward to hearing your thoughts
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and seeing you on my next podcast here at the Eye Opener Society. Thank you.