Wyso And The Other Creepy Kids on Gerard Street
Man's Best
Sparkers
Better Dig 2
Deviating from the weird and wonderful, the next two blogs will deal with writer business. I know. I feel your pain. But I receive so many hits on my blogs on ellipses and em dashes, it’s time to update. I’ve procrastinated long enough. Much confusion surrounds the use of ellipses — a series of three […]
Waking Dead Sleep
“Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody.” ― Mark Twain The moon has always been a source of mysticism and folklore, and some poets, writers, and researchers link it to heighten supernatural activity. I’ve talked about my living in haunted houses. Have I mentioned that I occupied […]
Ghost Hunt Part 8: Ghostly Encounters
Next stop on our ghost hunt deviates from my personal ghostly encounters to those of another. On The Probe, I’m after authentic hauntings shared by people who have experienced paranormal contacts. For today’s blog, I interviewed JE. JE is a wife, the mother of four beautiful children, and an entrepreneur living in Central Texas. She is […]
Ghost Hunt, Part 7. Stella Lansing, Pioneer in Paranormal
No ghost hunt is complete without a discussion of The Strange Case of Stella Lansing. Lansing is a pioneer in the paranormal and started her journey into the unknown before any of the movies on paranormal activity were released. Terms like paranormal, supernatural, and ufology will overlap as we probe this unusual case. These terms […]
Ghost Hunt, Part 6. Ghost Town of Alta. Nikola Tesla, Are You Still Here?
Ghost towns have fascinated modern men for decades. Pioneers gathered their lives into traveling trunks or saddle bags, crawled onto horses, or into covered wagons and traveled West to chase their dreams. Often in such pursuits, they abandoned settlements to chase other dreams or to give up on the dreams that enticed them there in […]
Ghost Hunt, Part 5. The Ghost Who Haunted My House?
When we first moved to South Fork, Colorado, we moved into a huge house. One way too big for us, but it was 2011 after the 2008-2009 crash, and South Fork had yet to recover. Real Estate was cheap. I sensed a presence immediately. It was feminine energy, full of life and happiness. When our […]
Ghost Hunt, Part 4. Hunting Ghost in 1980
A group of high school journalism students I once taught in Cleburne, Texas, encouraged my love of ghost/monster hunting. It was one of my first teaching jobs. I was young and made mistakes. Still, some great times I remember. My journalism staff and I published the school newspaper and yearbook. We also slipped in the publication […]
Ghost Hunt — Part 3: Repo House
Fast forward to the second and third haunted houses I’ve lived in. The two haunted houses are connected in space and energy and throughout time. We moved from Hellhound House to The Old House, and I sighed with relief. But the first night in our new home, I heard chains and footsteps in the attic. […]
Ghost Hunt — Part 2: Elementals and Ghosts, Is There a Difference?
Last blog, we discussed the feasibility of ghosts and used Carl Sagan’s concept of a fourth dimension to explain why some of us have ghostly encounters in our three-dimensional world. There is another supernatural entity called Elementals. Before going forward on our ghost hunt, we need to determine if ghosts and elementals are the same. […]
Ghost Hunt — Part 1: Carl Sagan’s Flatland
Before embarking on our ghost hunt, I thought we best check out the feasibility of ghosts. Is it possible for a person’s spirit to remain in the here and now? Or does it bleed back into our world from someplace else — like a fourth dimension — creating what we call ghosts? Sagan’s Flatland Astrophysicist […]
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