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<blockquote data-quote="PaulaJedi" data-source="post: 73413" data-attributes="member: 4272"><p>I grew up in Wisconsin in an area where many native mounds existed. The local college even preserved some of the mounds on their campus. Strange things always happened in our house. We never saw anything, but we could feel it. Even the cats would sometimes stare at the walls like something was there. I always felt like I was being watched. One day, I found a book at a book fair that I wish I kept. It was about ghosts and it may have been written by Hans Holzer. The book itself creeped me out so bad just for being in my house so I threw it away. Wish I didn't.</p><p></p><p>Then, my cat died in 2007. I mourned because she was 17.5 years old and I had her half my life. To help cope, I started building Poltergeist Tower and it helped me manage my emotions because I focused on the website and not her death as much.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PaulaJedi, post: 73413, member: 4272"] I grew up in Wisconsin in an area where many native mounds existed. The local college even preserved some of the mounds on their campus. Strange things always happened in our house. We never saw anything, but we could feel it. Even the cats would sometimes stare at the walls like something was there. I always felt like I was being watched. One day, I found a book at a book fair that I wish I kept. It was about ghosts and it may have been written by Hans Holzer. The book itself creeped me out so bad just for being in my house so I threw it away. Wish I didn't. Then, my cat died in 2007. I mourned because she was 17.5 years old and I had her half my life. To help cope, I started building Poltergeist Tower and it helped me manage my emotions because I focused on the website and not her death as much. [/QUOTE]
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