One of my worst fears would be something like "Nightmare on Elm Street," where you could possibly dream something that seemed like a harmless nightmare, only for it to turn out to be real.The idea that if you could fall asleep and literally dream something that could actually happen to you scared the living hell out of me.Something, I also felt, that would never happen to me. How wrong i was.
That night i was out late with a friend of mine, whom i was fairly close with. It was incredibly snowy, being mid-winter, and we were suffering through a snow storm on our way there and back. When i had finally made it home, I pretty much immediatly went to my bed and fell asleep.
The movie was on pretty late starting from 8 ending at ten i had to drop my friend off to so i got home around 11. Keep in mind that the movie was not a horro film and in no way could it have addled with my brain.And before i go on id like to point out that i lived alone at the time, and was in the middle of my freshman year at college.
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The Humming Ghost
ParanormalIve never been the one to be fearless. Ive had fears throughout my entire life. Mostly just silly or irrational.However i had dismissed paranormal stories to be fictional, as nothing even remotely paranormal had occured around me. That is until this...
