The Vistor
I was in my kitchen with a friend and we were speaking. My 3 month old son was in his high chair. I was washing dishes and talking and I happened to look at my bedroom. I saw a man as clear as a bell. He waved at me and smiled. I know that no one was there because I looked at my bedroom a few minutes before. I blinked my eyes and he was gone. It hasn't happened again but I remember the hair standing up on the back of my neck. I never told my friend. He was standing right in front of the high chair so he wouldn't have seen anything. It was just crazy. Nothing has really happened sense.
I will keep you posted
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ghostlover Jul 25, 2008
did he look familiar because he could be someone related to you or your son is haunted, and if youv seen ghosts all your life then your haunted. if your house was haunted you would probably see something more often but it could all happen while your asleep or in your sons room and since he cant talk he cant tell you what hes experiencing. or maybe he just saw that he frighted you and left for good, he was friendly. and thought that you knew him possibly. i dont know
ghostlover Jul 25, 2008
did he wave and smile at you or your friend because if it was your friend she could be haunted or the spirit fro her house if her house was haunted could be fallowing her around. or it could be one of her dead relatives .
goofychick Jul 25, 2008
I have seen ghost off and on growing up. My mom's house is hunted. I thought that maybe it was my Uncle that I never meet because my son shares his name. I have ghost's in my house but we haven't seen them in a about a year. My house was very active when I was expecting my son. I saw all kinds of things. But its been pretty quiet for about a year.
Lurk Jul 28, 2008
I don't believe either you or your son have anything to fear from this spirit, but it never hurts to be cautious.
I'm not telling you to run out and get your house exorcised... just be mindful of how your son reacts to certain things, especially when he is alone (I assume you have a baby monitor of some sort).
Another way you might consider; is to close your eyes, take several deep breaths and let your mind open up to your surroundings... if you still feel safe, then you more than likely are... trust your instincts.
tdwatson Jul 28, 2008
how does a 3 month old sit in a high chair?