That's right, I'm engaging in a new hobby: Ghost hunting.

Lets see how it goes.

This isn't going to turn into a fighting manga, is it?

ORLY?

How convenient it's fairly close to Halloween! However, be sure to:

-Check out the area in daylight so you are familiar with the area. Look for dangerous places and obstacles that you will not be able to see in the dark so that when you're running from what you think is a ghost, you won't bust your head open.

-Look for "No trespassing" signs. Make sure you are not trespassing. If you are on private property you are risking getting a ticket or arrested in some areas, in addition to already being beaten by ghosts. You can get permission from many owners and or caretakers, but be sure to bring cookies. Your wiles will not be enough to convince them.

-Make sure you bring your ID. (drivers license, etc.) so if you are questioned by the police or curious ghosts, you can prove who you are.

-Never go alone. This is just common sense. If you get hurt, who will get help? Not the ghosts, that's for sure.

-The best times are from 9pm to 6am, these are the psychic hours. [citation needed] Photos have historically been better in the dark but don't let that discourage you from taking them during the day.



Happy hunting! :DDD

It was a fun mission.

Sadly we as a group (We had ghost hunters with us) found nothing.

However during debriefing, I thought I saw something in a flowing white dress walk from out of nowhere to nowhere.

Nowhere---------->Nowhere2

I decided not to say it during debriefing; it would've caused a commotion.