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are you sure? I think I remember renting it at Blockbuster

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When I was younger, (maybe 4th grade) my friend Frannie suggested a scary book that she thought I would like. It was called Jane- Emily. Now I was just a kid but this was the very first book that I had ever read that talked about paranormal happenings. It scared me good!

I still have odd dreams after reading Stephen King's It 20 years ago. I read it every now and then but not often.

Loved the movie…..a tad on the creepo side

I just read House on Hurley Pond Road, and I have to say, it was a bit scary.

I would love to get into that house…..

You are brave Raven, very brave. LOL

When I was talking to Chad about the book again last night, and we were discussing Kim's investigation on the case, we said that we'd love to get in there and investigate. But then I wondered, would we really? If we are to believe that horrible things happen to those who go in and around that house (such as all the suicides and mysterious deaths that are said to plague the visitors to the house and surrounding grounds), do we really want to go in?

What can I say, I might be slightly afraid to go in.

But just think if you were to witness even one of the more compelling reports from the house … levitation, apparitions, etc. That would be something. And especially if it could be captured on film/recording. Wonder if that is even possible. If there is such a power entity there, would they "allow" tapings/recordings of any kind? Something with that much power could surely prevent it right?

hmmmmm …

Well, I'm not that brave. Would like the National Guard to go in with me. hahaa..

If i witnessed anything, omg…i would totally lose it….

I do know things have happened…at least thats the local rumors around here…

Now you have me thinking…..