my hubby and I collect miniature Garden gnomes and have them at various spots throughout the house. a few weeks ago My family and I left for vacation, and when we retuned the gnomes had all completely changed places. DH was last to leave the house and first to enter it when we got back, and im sure it wasnt him.
Some of the gnomes have been glued into place in their new position. At first we were freaked out and thought someone had broken in, but nothing was stolen and there were no signs of forced entry.
Two days later, the story became stranger. In our living room, we have several toy blocks with letters on them arranged on our shelf. DH and I sleep right next to the living room, and my DH is a very light sleeper, so no one could have …show more content…
However that was not the end.
The next morning, our two year old son ran into our room (before DH and I got up) and said "mommy there's a man making strange noises in the kitchen." DH and I ran into the kitchen but found no one.
Our son repeated the sentence two more times, and then pointed onto the back porch and said "there's the man." However there was no one there.
Ds can give a very vivid description of the man, and reproduce a strange grunting sound that the man supposedly made.
Additionally, our dog has begun behaving very strangely, and often refuses to go into particular rooms of the house, and on occasion attempts to climb into my bed at night. He had never done this before the past two weeks.
yesterday, my DH and I were not at home, and my 15 and 13 year old sons were at home with our two year old. My 15 year old was in his room when he heard a deep male voice coming from the opposite room. He immediately ran downstairs to his siblings and locked them in our bedroom before (stupidly) returning upstairs to look for the intruder. He heard more voices, but could not find anyone physically
Some of the gnomes have been glued into place in their new position. At first we were freaked out and thought someone had broken in, but nothing was stolen and there were no signs of forced entry.
Two days later, the story became stranger. In our living room, we have several toy blocks with letters on them arranged on our shelf. DH and I sleep right next to the living room, and my DH is a very light sleeper, so no one could have …show more content…
However that was not the end.
The next morning, our two year old son ran into our room (before DH and I got up) and said "mommy there's a man making strange noises in the kitchen." DH and I ran into the kitchen but found no one.
Our son repeated the sentence two more times, and then pointed onto the back porch and said "there's the man." However there was no one there.
Ds can give a very vivid description of the man, and reproduce a strange grunting sound that the man supposedly made.
Additionally, our dog has begun behaving very strangely, and often refuses to go into particular rooms of the house, and on occasion attempts to climb into my bed at night. He had never done this before the past two weeks.
yesterday, my DH and I were not at home, and my 15 and 13 year old sons were at home with our two year old. My 15 year old was in his room when he heard a deep male voice coming from the opposite room. He immediately ran downstairs to his siblings and locked them in our bedroom before (stupidly) returning upstairs to look for the intruder. He heard more voices, but could not find anyone physically