Real life ghosthunters

When I was writing the Monster Jamas post I was ticked because almost all of my pictures had spots on them. I just assumed that I had gotten water on the lens but as I looked closer I noticed the spots were in a different place every time. AND all the pictures before and after we danced in the skeleton pajamas were clear. As I voiced my frustration to John he said, "Whoa, those look like the orbs they find in haunted places like on Ghosthunters."

What?!!!

Normally, I would blow off that comment and think nothing of it except for the fact that my parent's basement has a history. All kinds of crazy things have happened down there. My siblings have stories about what has happened down there that would bring you to your knees and make you cry. In fact, Sandra and I are the only ones who haven't had any "experiences". Before you think I'm crazy, believe me when I say I am the world's biggest skeptic when it comes to these things but there are some things you can't ignore.

Did I mention that my parent's basement has even been rededicated. When we go home we all kid about who gets to stay in the basement but usually ends up being me since I've seen anything. In all fairness there have been both bad and good experiences down there.

I looked on the Ghosthunters website and an orb is supposedly how the camera picks up ghosts and looks like a sphere of light. They say if you can see a "nucleus" or circle in the middle of the orb you have an extra special picture of the orb.

Here is a shot of some orbs Ghosthunters found over a haunted burial mound:












Here are MY pictures: Check out those orbs. Click on them and check out the nucleus on the orb on Jewels.






It may be absolutely nothing, but all I know is the fact that these only appeared while we had Skeleton Pajamas listening to music celebrating Halloween, also known as The Day of the Dead, is a little creepy! What do you think?