[Pippin]

I had a co-worker back in the '80's who was from Germany.

She married an American and settled down in a house in Pennsylvania that was over 100 years old.

They wer living there with thier infant daughter.

Anyway the story goes, that they weren't in the house long before strange things began to happen. My co-worker was concerened for her and her daughter. She swore the house was haunted so they sold the house and moved.

My co-worker vowed that she'd never live in a house older than 10 years old as she believed the new-modern houses are never haunted.

I tend to disagree. a house does not have to be ancient to be haunted, I mean I have been in haunted houses that were only a few years old.

Have you ever been in a haunted house and did you know that the White House (over 200 years old) is really haunted.

hmmm......

Maybe we should let Kerrey in it, the GHOSTS will have him runnibg and screeming "Please!Impeach me!" LOL!

[Darksheare]

Kerry wouldn't be afraid of the shades of past greats.
He'd smugly thumb his nose at them while commiting whatever treason he could.

I've heard of placesthat were haunted, that weren't all that old as you mentioned.
Th elocal psych center here is said ot be ahunted, it's an old grey stone building from the 1800's, but the stories are hush hush and no details on them.

[grannie9]

Pippin.. the house we own in NH was built in 1702. I have never sensed a ghost in this house. It is very warm and welcoming.

My daughter does not feel the same. She swore she heard someone walking above her head one time when she was here alone. I cannot convince her that it was her imagination either.

She will only sleep uptairs now if we are in the house..the little chicken..

[sweetliberty]

I lived in a house for a short time back in the early 70's that was haunted. Not a doubt in my mind. It became unbearable to be there. By the 80's, I would always have a house blessed when we moved in.