Do you believe in ghosts? I do..tonight, in the studio, the water kept turning on full blast. Not leaking, but the handle kept turning. They're tight handles, too.
Freaked me right out.
Freaked me right out.
audra:
i 100% believe in ghosts! i lived in a house that was haunted by a little girl. i saw her ofetn, but she was completely harmless. i always wondered what happened to her though. 
so unfortunate. she moved stuff around, like things would move in air, but it was no big deal. creepy, though.
so unfortunate. she moved stuff around, like things would move in air, but it was no big deal. creepy, though. 
allied:
Ghosts? Naw, but I'll give you a definitive answer once I crawl out from under my bed because something scared the shit out of me. 
Thanks for the kind words about my journal entry. I read and watch whatever interests me, so yes, I read some "conservative" media, and I watch Fox News. But I hate the notion that media is "liberal" or "conservative." I think it's bullshit. Take 2000; if the media were "liberal" do you think Bush would have gotten off as easy as he did? I know Gore won the popular vote, but Bush killed him in the way he was covered. Early on many in the media made fun of Bush for his not knowing certain world leaders and his seeming overall stupidity, but after a while, they fawned all over him... because they smelled a winner. I think the media runs to whoever spins it the best. Now having said that, I'd be naive to think that everyone in the media is without bias, but I think overall it's become a crutch and an easy way for a politician to dismiss an arguement they don't like. "Well, you in the liberal media always say..." I was a newspaper reporter for 10+ years and a journalist for more than 15 years... and I never let anyone get away with calling me liberal or conservative. I prided myself on accuracy, fairness and objectivity (might not have always succeeded, but that's another story, LOL!). Funny story: I was interviewing a local politician about a partisan issue and he asked me what I thought about it. I told him I didn't have an opinion on it because that wouldn't be fair... yada yada yada. He laughed and said he knew I was fair, he had checked my voter registration and saw that I was a registered unaffiliated voter. The guy went to City Hall to check the voter registration of the reporters covering his party. That gave me pause. 
Thanks for the kind words about my journal entry. I read and watch whatever interests me, so yes, I read some "conservative" media, and I watch Fox News. But I hate the notion that media is "liberal" or "conservative." I think it's bullshit. Take 2000; if the media were "liberal" do you think Bush would have gotten off as easy as he did? I know Gore won the popular vote, but Bush killed him in the way he was covered. Early on many in the media made fun of Bush for his not knowing certain world leaders and his seeming overall stupidity, but after a while, they fawned all over him... because they smelled a winner. I think the media runs to whoever spins it the best. Now having said that, I'd be naive to think that everyone in the media is without bias, but I think overall it's become a crutch and an easy way for a politician to dismiss an arguement they don't like. "Well, you in the liberal media always say..." I was a newspaper reporter for 10+ years and a journalist for more than 15 years... and I never let anyone get away with calling me liberal or conservative. I prided myself on accuracy, fairness and objectivity (might not have always succeeded, but that's another story, LOL!). Funny story: I was interviewing a local politician about a partisan issue and he asked me what I thought about it. I told him I didn't have an opinion on it because that wouldn't be fair... yada yada yada. He laughed and said he knew I was fair, he had checked my voter registration and saw that I was a registered unaffiliated voter. The guy went to City Hall to check the voter registration of the reporters covering his party. That gave me pause.