The last week has been really weird...
I've been seeing and hearing things that just aren't there. Normally, this is simply disregarded as a fluke. Perhaps you think you see something out of the corner of your eyes or something, or your heard perks up as if you hear someone calling your name....
This is different however. For the past couple days, as i've been laying on my bed reading or watching tv my eyes are continually drawn past the half-curtain on my window towards the tree outside. I'll see these weird blue flashes, looking almost like a human form. However, i'll look out to see if i see anything, and all their is is the tree outside... I at first chalked it up to the wind, or just a weird mix of hues from the leaves as fall begins to dawn on us, or perhaps the wind blowing something by, but as this has persisted i've taken to looking at the details more clearly. The leaves on the tree outside my window are all green still, a few yellows at the most but that's about it. And the wind isn't an option either. I've looked at the trees and the leaves, and even the trees outside the view of my window, and most of the time the wind isn't even blowing, and never very hard either.
It's always the same blue flash, i can't figure out what it is...
The noises i've been hearing are just as acute. Noise rather. Every once in a while i'll hear a sharp trilling, the sound of a phone ringing. Funny thing is, i'm always on the internet, or at least almost always, so the phone ringing isn't an option. At one point i had actually chalked it up to television, but i've disregarded that as of this morning. I got out of the shower this morning, both telivisions were off, and i suddenly heard the trilling noise. I come out of the bathroom to see if perhaps i had simply caught the last ring from the phone. At that point, however, i remember our phone doesn't trill it has a deep toning beep thingy. I come back into my room, and discover that in fact i am also still on the internet downloading some bittorrent stuff...
I dunno what all this chalks up to... but its starting to annoy me.
Meh... I'll just turn the TV up and close my blinds the rest of the way. lol...
btw- im not shitting you. This was 100% serious.
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Hmmm, wow, that's really interesting.
At first I thought you were going with a first person style story that starts out realistic (like my Pie one), but dang, that's really happening, isn't it?
Two things though that might be of help, at least in eliminating possible sources. First, don't you have a cell phone? Could that not make the noises? I know my cell phone makes all kinds of weird noises, from time to time, that I did not actually program it to do, as far as I can remember. Other than some other appliance going off, or just the fact that you're hearing things (my mom apparenly hears crickets 24/7), I don't know what that could be.
For the blue blur, that's a little bit stranger. Did you make sure it's not some kind of reflection in the glass? I know that I've been fooled by reflections before that you can only see from exactly the right angle and whatnot. Not saying that that's what it is, but something to just double check with anyways. But if you're completely unable to recreate the vision, despite putting your head in the same position and all that... well that's very interesting indeed.
I'd keep a camera handy, maybe even a tape recorder if you have one, just in case. It's probably nothing, but who knows? Definitely keep us updated on your blog. A good mystery keeps life interesting.
i dunno where my cell phone even is. It died of battery loss like 2 months ago and i've been too lazy to get it charged or even buy minutes.
I've come to the conclusion that the sound has to be some weird electronic thing, i just dunno what... It sounds just like a cell phone, but mebeits something in my dads bedroom or something.
I really got no clue on the blur tho. I've tried to recreate it, but it won't work. Its all in the peripheral vision, i never actually get a clear look at it.
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