COMPUTER COLONICS

I think that they are …

And not just haunted, demonically possessed.

Pittsburg … Smelly Column of Air moving through the house … Exorcised it away. Some of us use Fabreze.

It began happening shortly after he, his wife and their four kids bought the house in 1988.

What seemed to be bumps in the night, turned into something more. They began seeing a dark pillar that moved through the house with a repulsive, acrid smell.

“As I called it, a stench,” says Cranmer. “It was a combination of like a burning sulfur or rubber.”

Others? Use God.

And here is the conundrum I am currently contemplating as I write about the Ghost Removal efforts of Sherry and Derrick. Voodoo has already been tried and it failed with spectacularly life altering results for Tara. How much worse would it be if I threw in an exorcism? Assuming they could make the case that Dead Dennis is a demon and convince the Catholic Church to intervene. I think Sherry is going to stick to her New Age roots at first and try a ghost hunter crew. By the last fourth of the novel … well … think War of The Roses.

Always try Fabreze, first though. ;-)

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“I Grieve” by Peter Gabriel

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I was reading this article over coffee this morning.

Several members of my family have all told similar stories to this one:

Consider the case of Janice Wright, a British woman who was visiting friends in Virginia, USA. In the middle of the night, she told me, she’d suddenly snapped wide awake.
In her bedroom was her childhood nanny, whom she hadn’t seen in years, though they still corresponded.

‘In real life, she was well over 80,’ said Janice. ‘But in the vision, she was ageless and surrounded by an immensely bright light. She smiled at me, put her hand out and telepathically told me all was well.

‘I was shocked and stayed awake. The next morning, I told my hosts I thought my old nanny had died.

‘Later that day, a cousin called from England to tell me that’s exactly what had happened.’
~ “Can you foresee the death of a loved one… and choose the exact moment you die? These accounts from an intensive care nurse will astonish you” By Penny Sartori

While it is an obvious fact that I am a huge fan of the “there is life after death” and “ghosts are real” clubs, I also toy with another theory for future fictional endeavors. Science has proven that plants communicate with each other of some distances biologically. Science has also shown that people are sometimes aware that they are sick, even when doctors cannot find evidence of the illness. I am pondering a scifi-paranormal blend based on the possibility that people are connected, regardless of distance, in similar ways to plants.

Just a theory. And only for fiction.

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