Life is a Journey

First of all, sorry I missed last Friday! Dang! So sorry! It's that time of year folks. Time for ghosts and goblins and witches and monsters. In other words, my peeps, LOL I've heard stories of possible hauntings at Disneyland and I've even heard one from a very reputable source while I worked at the Park . I am trying to coordinate a recording session with two former castmembers so we can tell our various Disneyland ghost stories. Keep your fingers crossed and if I manage to pull this off, you will be the first to hear about it. That being said, it took a while to find a decent video to share with you guys. This one has three stories and in all honestly,I only the third story to be actually creepy.

I was recently interviewed by Jim Harold for one of his paranormal podcasts called The Campfire . At the bottom of this post, there is a link to the podcast so you can listen but I thought I'd give you a written account of my experience because I forgot to tell Jim a couple of tiny details. Minor ones, yes, but they are included here so that you get the whole story, LOL. 12 years ago this month, I was visiting some friends in Hanford, CA and we got to talking about ghosts. They told me about an old jail that had been turned into a restaurant and reportedly, it was haunted. I immediately stated that I wanted to check this place out so we agreed to visit the following day. The next day we went into town and made our way to the restaurant. I was disappointed to see that they were closed but one of my friends noticed that there were people inside so she knocked on the glass. One of the employees came over and opened the door to see what we needed and that’s when my friend asked if we...

I have been asked why I believe in the paranormal. Simply put, I believe because of all the experiences I have had in my life which cannot be explained. Since childhood I have seen, heard, felt and dreamed about things. I've decided to write about these things for two reasons. The first reason is simply to have a written account of what happened. I've never done that before. The second reason is because there is a growing interest in unexplained things that happen to ordinary people. I am one of those ordinary people. I am a mom - my son is 33. I go to work, I enjoy taking photographs of everything, I love Disneyland and little hole in the wall restaurants. I am not a weirdo or a misfit - I'm just me! Those that know me personally, know that I do NOT make up stories about things I experience. You should also know that when something DOES happen, I don't automatically accept it as paranormal. No, I try to find a logical explanation and/or cause for what has happened. ...