Wondering...

[luna77764]

Has anyone else had this experience

Comments

[spprs]

If memory serves, I used to get that feeling alot, during the same period of time I was roommates with your husband. What can I say? Try as you might, but sometimes he's hard to ignore.

[luna77764]

HHHHAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!!!!!
Great Image.....
Alone in a room, no one in sight... Kev ever so "sneaky" hiding under the bed, watching every move...
Hmm- I feel as if I am not alone.. I wonder why?

[maxmatahari]

You sure it's not the dog?

[luna77764]

YYYEEEESSSSS! I am sure, this has been going on long before he or even you had come along! Silly.

[bookstar]

yes, yes i do.

[gadget_girl]

all.the.time.

ok, not all the time, but a lot. hey, everything is energy, so who's to say that sometimes the energy doesn't dissipate right away? maybe there are little balls of energy wizzing about waiting to break up a bit and become part of everything?

or maybe we're just crazy. either way, you're not alone.

[broadwater]

um, yep, know that feeling all too well. highly dependant on the house (or place) though. some got it, some don't. or maybe some got 'em for me only and some got 'em for others and not me... mostly houses and flats, but occasionally a public place (usually an old one). as for houses, not really dependant on age i don't think, just activity/energy maybe? as someone who's lived in houses ranging from 350-1 yrs old, there's no real pattern to it, but i don't think i've ever got it in a newish home. (except for that one we bought that was built on top of that goddamn Native American graveyard. sheesh, that was a bitch.)

[luna77764]

Perhaps energy- because I tried to nail it down to the- "oh, it's an old structure- bound to have SOME shit going on" - sort of thing, but It even happens in newer buildings...1950's like. So I am glad to know that I am not alone on this.