Fenn Lost
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It seems whenever I have had a paranormal experience, it tends to be centred around something mundane like a haunted mop bucket (another story) but this week, the needle hit 10 on the weirdometer regarding a missing t-shirt.
A few weeks ago, I bought this green t-shirt with a Fender guitar logo on it. I wore it once, put it in the wash bin and haven't seen it since. I've been moaning about it so much, my Wife has stripped the entire wardrobe out and it isn't there or anywhere else in the house where clothes might end up. Clothes bin, radiators, under the stairs, everyone else's wardrobes...nowhere.
My youngest son is at University and his Mum still does his washing so the obvious conclusion is it got packed away with his stuff and ended up in his flat. I asked him to check 'nope, not there Dad, I don't wear green, you know that, I'm an emo'... I fully expected the answer but believed it would turn up in July when he comes home for the summer and we have to bring all his clothes home.
My middle son has been staying with us too as they were moving house and it was easier for him to stay here for a few weeks whilst his Mrs stayed at her parents with the kids (given he is working away a lot in Leicester and living space etc). So I checked with him as clothes might have got moved in transit. 'Nope, wouldn't wear green Dad, reminds me of snot'. Ok. So t-shirt gone. Vanished into thin air.
The last few weeks I haven't been able to let this go, constantly grumbling about it around the house.
Yesterday afternoon whilst my Wife was at work, I wandered into the bedroom at 2pm and there is my t-shirt, laid out on the bed, not folded in half, but lay out in full view, ironed perfectly and washed. I didn't recall seeing it in the morning but figured it had been found and left for me by my Wife.
I rang her to ask where she found it...she was adamant she hadn't put it there. Was it our youngest son? Nope, insistent he hadn't done it and there's a couple of reasons I believe him, one, it's ironed. He doesn't even know what an iron is. If he had it, it would be crumpled to buggery given he packs his bag full of laptops without a care in the world, and two - he got grumpy about it. He doesn't get grumpy when he lies, he can't help smirking.
I rang middle son, had he popped round to drop it off whilst I was out walking the dog? Nope, he's in Leicester, awful long way to come to drop a t-shirt off in Manchester, and his Mrs doesn't have keys and was in work herself all afternoon.
So... who washed and ironed my t-shirt, lay it on the bed in full view in the afternoon and why?
Either I lost a few hours of my life and I did it or...someone else did?
I've heard in times of stress, a ghost can move objects to let you know they are and to reassure you. I am quite stressed at the moment, but the t-shirt was just a grump thing, a first world problem.
It is very odd though as there is no explanation for it. I don't believe my family are winding me up either as everyone has to much going on at the moment to bother. It's just odd, I know people can provide many reasonable explanations for this but I truly can't, unless it's my Mum and she's here, but then again, she was never that keen on domesticated duties...and I don't know how washing machines and irons work on the other side...
A few weeks ago, I bought this green t-shirt with a Fender guitar logo on it. I wore it once, put it in the wash bin and haven't seen it since. I've been moaning about it so much, my Wife has stripped the entire wardrobe out and it isn't there or anywhere else in the house where clothes might end up. Clothes bin, radiators, under the stairs, everyone else's wardrobes...nowhere.
My youngest son is at University and his Mum still does his washing so the obvious conclusion is it got packed away with his stuff and ended up in his flat. I asked him to check 'nope, not there Dad, I don't wear green, you know that, I'm an emo'... I fully expected the answer but believed it would turn up in July when he comes home for the summer and we have to bring all his clothes home.
My middle son has been staying with us too as they were moving house and it was easier for him to stay here for a few weeks whilst his Mrs stayed at her parents with the kids (given he is working away a lot in Leicester and living space etc). So I checked with him as clothes might have got moved in transit. 'Nope, wouldn't wear green Dad, reminds me of snot'. Ok. So t-shirt gone. Vanished into thin air.
The last few weeks I haven't been able to let this go, constantly grumbling about it around the house.
Yesterday afternoon whilst my Wife was at work, I wandered into the bedroom at 2pm and there is my t-shirt, laid out on the bed, not folded in half, but lay out in full view, ironed perfectly and washed. I didn't recall seeing it in the morning but figured it had been found and left for me by my Wife.
I rang her to ask where she found it...she was adamant she hadn't put it there. Was it our youngest son? Nope, insistent he hadn't done it and there's a couple of reasons I believe him, one, it's ironed. He doesn't even know what an iron is. If he had it, it would be crumpled to buggery given he packs his bag full of laptops without a care in the world, and two - he got grumpy about it. He doesn't get grumpy when he lies, he can't help smirking.
I rang middle son, had he popped round to drop it off whilst I was out walking the dog? Nope, he's in Leicester, awful long way to come to drop a t-shirt off in Manchester, and his Mrs doesn't have keys and was in work herself all afternoon.
So... who washed and ironed my t-shirt, lay it on the bed in full view in the afternoon and why?
Either I lost a few hours of my life and I did it or...someone else did?
I've heard in times of stress, a ghost can move objects to let you know they are and to reassure you. I am quite stressed at the moment, but the t-shirt was just a grump thing, a first world problem.
It is very odd though as there is no explanation for it. I don't believe my family are winding me up either as everyone has to much going on at the moment to bother. It's just odd, I know people can provide many reasonable explanations for this but I truly can't, unless it's my Mum and she's here, but then again, she was never that keen on domesticated duties...and I don't know how washing machines and irons work on the other side...