I had read about Ouija boards, and I wanted to test one out. I wondered if the planchette actually moved by itself. So I made a homemade one out of paper, and placed it under the glass top on my kitchen table. My mom and I tried it out for a while, but it didn't work. So I jokingly made up an spirit named Penelope Rockwell. I couldn't help laughing as we both knew we were pushing the pointer. We gave up because the thing didn't work. But, later, the table somehow rotated so that the Ouija board was positioned in front of my chair. All of my family promised they didn't do anything whatsoever to move the table or the board. We are very honest people, so I completely trust them. Maybe it was explainable, but I think it was a little weird..
2007-08-13
06:04:51
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Sarah
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You know, I think it might have been my mom. She swore on Bibles that she didn't touch the paper or rotate the table, but she is expert at practical jokes and loopholes. She does not tell lies, but she can find a way to trick me without lying. Maybe it was somebody, but my mom has had strange coincidences and such happen to her, and she sounded pretty intrigued. I keep second guessing myself! But really, I'm not sure if this thing was real. Maybe I moved the table and forgot about it. Anyways, thanks for the answers. I'm stuck between two.
2007-08-13
06:54:03 ·
update #1