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Category: Freaky Friday

May 26, 2017January 21, 2019

Firefighter

This week’s guest/ghost writer is my dear friend and one of my favorite authors, Ophelia Julien, the author of the “Bridgeton Park Cemetery Books.”  She JUST released the fourth book in the series, “These Living Eyes.”  If you haven’t tried her Bridgeton Park Cemetery, you really should! … I heard this story from the wife…

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May 19, 2017August 27, 2021

Kids Say the Darndest Things….

My dad was a Marine, so when I was young, we would move quite a bit.  I was actually born in Hawaii, lived there a whole six months, and then we moved to Beaufort, South Carolina.  I don’t remember the house we lived in, I was about three when we moved to Chicago.  But my…

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May 12, 2017January 21, 2019

The Thing in the Closet

Today’s guest/ghost writer is Christine Cacciatore. Chris is a talented author and has written two Mary O’Reilly Paranormal Mysteries Kindle World stories.  Her latest one, Grave Injury, was just released.  This story sent shivers down my spine! I have a true obsession with scary things…the creepier, the better. I love Halloween, horror movies and thrillers and…

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May 5, 2017January 21, 2019

A Friendly Hello

 Today’s guest/ghost writer is Vicky Holt.  Vicki is a talented author and has written two Mary O’Reilly Paranormal Mysteries Kindle World stories.  Her latest one, Missing Links, was just released.  I hope you enjoy her story as much as I did! Months after my dad defeated kidney cancer, I visited my parents. We laughed and…

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April 28, 2017January 21, 2019

More Than a Mint on Your Pillow

They are our homes away from home.  A place to lay our heads after a long day’s drive or an airplane flight.  They can be luxurious or creepy – and most of us have had weird feelings staying in one of them. Hotels. I have to admit, even the nicest ones give me pause. I…

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April 21, 2017January 21, 2019

The Doctor is In

Last Friday, I met up with two of my favorite authors, Ophelia Julien and Donnie Light. We, along with our spouses, got together for dinner and conversation.  (Kudos to the folks at Panera in DeKalb, Illinois for putting up with us.)  During dinner, Ophelia told me about a hospital-sponsored program that she thought I would…

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April 14, 2017January 21, 2019

Girls Night

I mentioned in an earlier post that I am part of Jim Harold’s Campfire Group on Facebook. It’s a place where people share personal ghost stories.  I found the great one by the florist on that site, this one, by Leslie, was equally as good.  I messaged her and got her permission to share it…

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April 7, 2017January 21, 2019

Missing

A young couple had wanted to attend a special church service that was several hours away from their home in California.  But because they had five young children, it had been really hard for them to find a babysitter who would be able to handle the rambunctious crew. Finally, the wife’s parents arranged to visit…

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March 31, 2017May 7, 2021

Operator

A few days ago, I was listening to the Jim Croce song, “Operator.” For those of you too young to immediately recognize the song, it’s about a man standing at a phone booth speaking with the operator trying to connect with an old girlfriend who left him for his best, old, ex-friend Ray. The operator,…

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March 24, 2017January 21, 2019

Honey, Did You Leave the Lights On?

Ghosts lights or Will O’ the Wisps are a phenomenon that have been with us for centuries.  In England, the lights were said to be lanterns or torches carried by the fae who, like the merfolk in other tales, were set to lead poor, weary travelers astray. There are two places in the United States…

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