ghost tour

well...as to my last post... despite saying that i wasn't over reacting...with a little distance i think i may have been. so...i'll just not worry about it...and not do/say anything needlessly "odd" around them.

just got back from edinburgh. that place is amazing. if i believed in past lives...which i don't...i would say i have been there before. lived there. i felt so comfortable. at peace. i thought i would get that from dublin. while i really liked dublin and want to go back i didn't feel like i connected with it in any way other than the way one connects with any cool city. edinburgh....yes you should all go.

anyway. back now. lisa's here. i'm not sure how i'm going to get any work done at all but i'm going to try.

despite the fun of the last few days i now find myself relatively with little to say.

we did go on a ghost tour...not the one with "mckenzie's poltergeist" for anyone that might know what i'm talking about. we did go to where that is supposedly on our own. well not inside you can't get inside the moselum (sp) unless you've got approval from the city counsel (like tour guides) but we do go up and look in. and yes...it's creepy. blah... really odd. the tour we went on went under the city into some vaults. i don't want to come out and say this because it makes me sound like a nutcase. but we all heard someone scream. this was a legit tour group made up of univeristy historians so they did not plant anything down there. and the tour only takes one group down there at a time. one an hour. they lock they door behind them when they leave. there was no one else down there. so disbelieve me as you will. but we all heard it, clear as day. and it was creepy as hell.

jesse (because it's jesse) still doesn't believe it. but well....that's just him.

-sarah