Dining Room Chair Moving

Readers of this blog will know that my dining room is "active." I've had ongoing paranormal activity in that location. We know that a fellow died before his time in there and I believe that this is what causes the unexplainable occurrences.

The stroller hasn't tipped over again because I finally disposed of it. The smoke detector is behaving itself for the time being and the curtain has stopped flinging itself from the window. I put in a request that "whoever" or "whatever" did not need to do this to engage my attention.

I asked for a more tangible sign that something was in the house.

Now, the dining room chair keeps moving--and in the very area where the former resident expired!

I have 6 chairs placed around my dining room table and they are never pulled out from the table. The exception to this would be if I were to have company and wanted to entertain in that room. The chair that keeps moving is the one chair I would never leave out because it would block my passage into the laundry room.

I was in the dining room recently. I had moved a mantel in there. I crossed a couple of times into the laundry room to see how the mantle looked against the far wall.

I went upstairs. I heard the usual noises in the house but paid little attention. When I came down an hour later, the dining room chair had been moved out three feet from the table and was turned out slightly, as if someone had been sitting in it. Unbelievable!

I pushed the chair back against the table and lined it up with the lines in the wood flooring. A couple of days later I came downstairs and the chair had moved out an inch past where I had placed it.

My boyfriend came up and he carefully lined up the chair so that the legs were placed against the lines in the wood floor. We checked the chair a couple of times but there was no movement.

He left the house and I checked the chair. No movement. The next day, I entered the dining room again. The chair had moved out from the table about an inch and was turned slightly. Go figure.

It's interesting how you can know that something is going on yet your rational mind tries to find explanations--even when none exist. I know I didn't move the chair . . . but just on the off chance . . . see what I mean?

Further Reading:

• The Spirits of Roselane

• Another person who lives in a haunted house shares her insights in My Haunted House. I've enjoyed reading of her experiences. It's nice to know that I'm not alone. She also talks of feeling a vibe in her house that felt off.