"My roommate Brett keeps having deja vu. The other day I was putting a tape in the VCR and Coleen was on the computer. I said something like I can never get this thing to work and then Brett said 'I dreamt this before.' The second time it happened, (and this is when it gets really weird) we were walking into the U-District past this blond hippie kid on a bridge over I-5 and I felt some sort of glitch in reality. I was about to tell Brett what I had just felt and he stopped me and said he had dreamt walking past that kid before, who had a videotape in his hand. I didn't notice the tape, but like I said, something was strange about that passing."

"I think I might have seen a ghost (or something)! I was in the kitchen drowning one of my salad's with nutritional yeast, and as I turned up to my left I had this quick flash of someone looking right at me, only a few feet off. It was so quick and scary---I screamed up to my roommate twice and then ran upstairs! I've never had an experience like that before, though the past year or so I've become more engrossed in paranormal stories--- so I am wondering how much of that talk is manifesting itself in my reality. People in my house have started talking about seeing things, or dreaming of people that live in the house and I wonder how that is influencing me. One of my old roommates Brett even had this reoccurring dream about a little girl who would come and scratch his arms violently! The weirdest thing for me was that I felt that the person looking at me, WAS me. My first instinct was fright, but I also knew instinctually that it was me that I was looking at. I didn't tell anyone else in the house that, (and I am just realizing that it may be because that doesn't exactly fit the mythology that is developing around the phenomena happening in my house). I should probably let everyone in on the fact that that's what my intuition felt. But it doesn't make any sense, how the hell could it have been ME I was seeing? "

My father in law told me once that as a kid in Georgetown in the 40s he heard a ghost come down his street, maybe on horse, calling out to sell something.

I was working there and had a bag of coffee beans flipped off the shelf. It is known to be a highly paranormal center of activity in pike place. In late October when the veil is exceptionally thin they put ghost activity monitors because there's so much activity.

Map of Seattle Ley Lines, commissioned/drafted by the Geo Group in 1987. Found on the Third Floor next to the Amazon lockers. http://www.geo.org/qa.htm

Ancient symbol used for marking a barrier between "here" and "there."

"The so-called “mausoleum” is actually an open air rotunda with a huge limestone table in the middle. Around the table are thick stone chairs not only representing the members of the McMillin family, but actually containing their ashes and acting as headstones. This was meant to represent the family dinner table that the McMillins would rather around. There seems to be an empty space at the table and it is said that this was meant to represent the McMillin son who turned away from Methodism. The table is circled by a six Roman columns and a single broken column which is said to represent the unfinished nature of man’s life. The columns were originally going to hold a brass dome over the table, but in the end the family opted to leave the site exposed to the elements. Even the steps leading up to the monument were numbered with Masonic significance to represent the stages of life. This meaningful and loaded statement on death and family is open to the public"