Gather round for a tale of woe.
I'm certain I am clairvoyant. Sometimes I get the eeriest feeling--if it's dark and I'm alone downstairs I'll do the 'Jack Shepherd-eyes-closed-10-second-count-down' and then run as fast as I can to the bedroom and spastically jump in bed. My heart beating insanely. It's pure terror--and literally, frightening for me.
Although I don't believe in ghosts, this morning driving to work through Millwood, VA (*est. 5:15am) I saw a hooded man standing in the road. He had on a white robe. Seriously. He just stood there. In the dark. In the middle of the road.
My first thought from a distance, "Umm...what is that guy doing and what if he tries to stop me?"
Keep in mind it was raining, dark, and fog-gy; so I steadily crept up on the poor old fellow and he still just stood there. As I got closer, I kind of started to panic because he wasn't even trying to move out of the road!
"Was it a man?"
"Was he alright?"
"Was it a ghost?"
"Had Jesus finally come back?"
I wasn't sure; however as I got closer, I realized it wasn't a man at all. It was the speed limit sign's reflection onto the glistening wet road.
I felt like an ID-I-OT, but was unable to truly soak in the actual shame of acting so stupid. I was again ridden with terror. Heart racing; and the hair on my arms and neck standing straight up!
As I drove passed the cemetary (seriously) right beside where the old man/speed limit sign was standing, I focused on the feeling I felt and became emersed in the fear. It was so intense; like a shock of electricity.
I considered stopping the SUV to calm myself down, but I was still so scared.
Anyway, I made it to work safely and relatively unruffled. No one could tell I had been through a traumatic experience, I played it very cool.
<3 A strange blog, I'm aware.
Need sleep.
Great- Now I'm going to have nightmares!
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