When i was about 20 I used to live in an old house alongside a railway. At the time life was grand - I had an awful lot of friends, there were lots of parties to go to - in fact, I don't even remember working during that period. I did of course, but it was so insignificant that the 'good times' dominate my memories of that time.
Anywho....I used to be very into Tarot cards, and became quite accurate with them. I have also always been very 'in tune' with the other side, and even now hubby says I will wake him up occasionally because I am sitting up in bed having a conversation with someone who is simply not there. It's not sleep-talking, as many people will do. I am aware of doing it, and I formulate my questions reasonably consciously, but the answers come back in my head - not audibly perceptible to anyone else.
In this house, there were quite a few night time conversations held! I always knew that there was a spirit in the house, you could feel it in the hallway at the far end. In fact, when you walked down the hallway from kitchen to living room it always felt like there was someone right there behind you, on your heels. I was not the only one who felt the presence - all of my friends would walk up the hallway but run back down, although no-one ever said anything to me about it. I would just smile to myself as I heard them running up the wooden hall.
One day my friends and I had all been out on a day trip. It had been a good day, we were all tired and happy to get back to my home. I stood at the front door, opened it with the key, and stepped inside. As the others followed me in, a loud deep voice called "Hello!" and my friends disappeared behind me back outside! The next thing we knew, a stereo turned itself on and the music was deafening. My friends were freaking out in the front yard, and upon checking I determined there was no-one else in the house. It had been such a clear, loud 'hello' that no-one could argue that it hadn't happened.
That was a bit of a spooky day, and confirmed my suspicious that I never truly lived there alone.
Krista