All three, but especially bringing things back from a dream. I have lots of dreams about things I don't own and they seem so real that when I wake up and realize I don't have them I'm let down. But, I've NEVER actually acquired something new from a dream. I want to hear about that!
I jumped out of bed and grabbed a rag on the floor (possibly a spankerchief) and threw it at her.
That gave me goosebumps, sorry about your friend.Ok…one more story. Unfortunately this one doesn’t have a happy ending and still gets to me.
A good friend of mine had an experience like no other. I wouldn’t wish this on anyone. About a year before the specific day this happened, my good friend’s grandma past away. His grandma was pretty much the woman that raised him and this was his first experience with death. He had been having this reoccurring dream were she would appear in the distance and seem to have something to say to him but would never get close enough to him. Each dream he had she would get a little bit closer each time.
The morning of this specific event he was having a dream. This time his grandma walked all the way up to him, touched him on his face, walked over to a couch, laid down and died. The dream startled him so much that it woke him up. He woke up on all fours. The dream also woke up his wife who looked at him to see if he was ok. His wife then began gasping for breath. She ended up having a massive heart attack and died right in his arms. She was only 31 years old.
I flew out that week to Arizona where he lived. He is an English teacher on an Indian Reservation. It was one of the most unforgettable weeks I will ever have. My friend actually dug her grave himself with a shovel in the middle of the desert. The day of the funeral was one of the hottest days I’ve experienced. The Native Americans were singing church hymns in there Navaho language in the background. Not a cloud in the sky. The minute her body was lowered into the grave, a storm roles in and it actually became cold. The wind had to be gust of 40 mph. Sand was flying everywhere. The whole time the Navaho Indians were singing in the background as we shoveled sand into the grave.
If you insist.Too late!
Might as well share a story now...
If you insist.
I don't believe it.
Show me the proof.
If you insist.
I don't believe it.
Show me the proof.
Yeah, 3 am or there about is prime time.
Do ghosts observe DST? Are they on central or eastern time?
If you insist.
I don't believe it.
Show me the proof.
That gave me goosebumps, sorry about your friend.
I've also been hearing what sounds like foot steps on the roof of the house
hey buddy, you asked for it.