[kcherub]

Oooo, mine's not that good, but I will tell it anyway. When I was about 20, I was in our upstairs bonus room wrapping a present (for one of my bridesmaids). My friend Melissa came over, and was standing the doorway talking to me. In the back of my mind, I kept thinking that someone was calling me--I couldn't hear anything (audible or otherwise). It was just a "hinky" feeling. I felt a hand grip my shoulder from behind. Not hard, not scary, just like if someone is supporting you by squeezing your shoulder. I flipped around, and there was nothing. I asked Melissa if she had seen anything, although I knew she hadn't!

I have thought about it many times. I tried to write it off as some sort of muscle spasm, but I know it wasn't. Have someone stand behind you, and gently squeeze your shoulder. No muscle spasm has that same feeling!

It was scary, yet comforting at the same time. However, I didn't really hang out in there too much after that.

Now, I am off to watch The Village. LOL

Take care,