Comments for Haunted House Haunts: Page 1

Tweed - I would pay big time to spend a week in that house. It sounds fascinating, haunted or not. Not that I wouldn't be a little freaked out every now and then but it would be worth it!

The alligator would indeed be a scary thought to a child who doesn't always understand "adult speak".

The duck. A mischievous spirit?

The lady? She belongs there!

As for the gentlemen, well they obviously belong too and it would seem the family has no intention of sending them on their way 😊. It seems they are happy with their co-inhabitants, or am I wrong?

It seems that an entire family, or at least a few of them, decided to remain in their home. I wonder why?

I am interested to know how you were affected by these events. Were you scared out of your mind, just a little disturbed, or in total acceptance of it all?

As I said I would pay to spend a week but living there permanently? I don't think so.

Regards, Melda

Long and enjoyable! Sounds like a great house (sounds like a lot of work too!) What a fascinating place - I'd love to get a look at it. I'm curious about the location but have to ask a silly question... Is the term "chook" used in other countries? Thanks for another great read:) L

Tweed,

I am in love with this house and I've never been there. The outside is what would probably take my breath away! Moss and trees! Awww! I want to come visit with ya!

I enjoyed every bit of this!

Creepy footsteps, duck toy giggling and disappearing what!? Reflections of people who arent there, and a lady in the bathroom with you.

I can't enough of this, going into my favs right now!

Thanks for sharing this
Spiritwaiting

What an incredible house! No wonder joints were smoked there! 😆
You clearly have many vivid and fond memories of your times there. Thanks for sharing Tweed, you write so well and I enjoyed experiencing those moments with you again in all their intense clarity.

Regards

Mack

Tweed, you just might have written the longest YGS post ever!:)

Wow, what an adventure! I can imagine that the age of the house, the open-mindedness and eccentricity of its inhabitants, and the collection of antiques would create just the right atmosphere for a variety of hauntings.

I'm green with envy!