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S-H-E AND THE STAIRS I was seven years old when I saw my first ghost. I was sleeping on the couch across from my step-father (at the time). I woke up to someone talking to me in my ear I turned and looked into the archway that crosses between my kitchen and my living-room. There was a man there in brown pants and a flannel shirt buttoned-down and he had a wife-beater on under that. I couldn't see his face, just his eyes, they were brown. I got up and turned away thinking he was an intruder, but when I turned around he wasn't there. I described the man to my mother (of course this man was in my "dreams") she pulled out a picture of my dead great-uncle, we all called him "Uncle". In the picture, he was wearing the same clothes as I had seen him in. Now, after this incident there really hasn’t been anything in my house that has been big enough to call it haunted, until that one night. My room was located on the second floor of my house and the end of the stairs was right in front of my mother’s room at the bottom. Every time I walked up the stairs to get into my room I would get this weird feeling as if someone was watching me. I would then skittishly run up the stairs quickly glancing behind me to see if someone was watching me go up the stairs. I thought it was just one of the stupid fears that you have when you are a child like the dentist, doctors, or a poodle. This feeling of unease never ended I would do the same routine constantly for quite awhile. One night I was home by myself, watching a movie
and enjoying some leftover KFC. As I was sitting
on the couch, my spine tingled and the hairs on my
arms stood up. A cold draft passed by and I felt
like someone was watching me again, except I
wasn’t walking up the stairs. I looked over my
shoulder and nothing was there. I brushed it off
as just something weird. As I started to doze off
on the couch, I heard a faint whisper in my ear,
“She,” I awoke startled thinking my parents came
home and I had overheard their conversation. But no
one was there and the TV was off which was
weird because I hadn't turned it off! I just assumed
it had somehow shut off by itself. Since then I haven’t gotten scared anymore about
George outside of my mother’s door in front of the
stairs. (This isn't the same Uncle that I
mentioned in the beginning)
Submitted From: Russell, Massachusetts, USA |