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Ok doing the #ghoststory now only, since I have a bit of time. A long one today so will take a bit of time. It is also slightly different because it is more on the lines of an urban (or rural?) legend. Should we begin?
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Time for another #ghoststory? Anyone up for it? Slightly different one today, more in the lines of an urban (or rural) legend. Treat this as for entertainment purposes only, and standard disclaimers apply.
The story takes place around 60-70 years ago in a remote village
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Time for another #ghoststory? Anyone up for it? Slightly different one today, more in the lines of an urban (or rural) legend. Treat this as for entertainment purposes only, and standard disclaimers apply.
The story takes place around 60-70 years ago in a remote village
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in Konkan, whose name I shall not reveal as it is now a thriving town. But back then it was a then-typical village where day used to begin with sunrise and end with sunset, as electricity was largely an alien concept.
The village itself consisted of some 100-150 houses.
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in Konkan, whose name I shall not reveal as it is now a thriving town. But back then it was a then-typical village where day used to begin with sunrise and end with sunset, as electricity was largely an alien concept.
The village itself consisted of some 100-150 houses.
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As it's Halloween, I thought I'd share a #ghoststory with you. It happened in this house (pictured), and it's completely true. I'll start at the beginning... 👻 
Late in 2009, shortly after we got married, my husband and I went to view a house... it was a complete wreck but seemed like a bargain as a 'project' 🤦♀️
We moved in May 2010, and we started working on it later that year. The dining room is to the right of the front door, and at one point, it looked like this:
