Sounds like you and I understand each other. I’m utterly convinced that people are trying to invade my house at all hours of the night. And my husband, God bless him, is extremely patient. He also has the frustrating ability to fall asleep at the drop of a hat while I lay there contemplating ways to cause him bodily harm. I don’t feel too bad. =)
Thanks for the comment!
Mindy

You of all people Christina would probably know what you’re talking about! I can’t imagine going on a Ghost Hunt…I’d be the paranoid person they gear them towards! But you’re right, fear gets you nowhere. =)
PS – Definitely blog your real life ghost story.
Mindy

This one in particular – I *can’t* watch horror movies or anything in the psychological/paranormal thriller genres anymore because then I don’t sleep. And then, the person next to me doesn’t sleep, becaue that person is being asked to get up every ten minutes to check the locks on the doors and windows that I KNOW have spontaneously unlocked themselves as soon as I closed my eyes again. And I really love my husband, I’d like for him to keep loving me, too. I think I would be testing his devotion if I rendered him chronically sleep deprived for the sake of saving me from the axe murderers that – at one o’clock in the morning – I’m convinced have invaded my neighborhood.

But the part about the dog was priceless. 🙂

I’ll head on over and check it out. Oh, and trust me, I’m wholeheartedly scared of burglers and stuff, too. =)
Mindy

Nope…I’m pretty sure it was Scooby Doo which got me started. =)
Mindy

Yep…that’s what I need. All the debunking. Ew. That sounds kind or sleezy. =)
Mindy

Mwah! =)
Mindy

Oh, trust me. He forgets. =)
Mindy

Yep, I’m a certifiable chicken-butt. I’d love, love, love for that to change. Thus the reason I continue to watch those stinkin’ shoes. Emmersion therapy. It’s not working. =)
Mindy