Creepy

scootebaby · 07-01-2011, 09:20 AM

In my late teens/early 20s while i still lived in Indiana there was this much older woman--the neighborhood kids called her the lady in black. Every night at dusk she would put a candle in her window,and come out dressed all in black with a veil and alternate between sitting on her porch and walking about 20 ft in each direction from her porch. ALL night long. What made it creepier is the street was lined with tress so the street lights casted crazy shadows.

Turns out she had lost her husband and son in some war,and went"crazy" and was "waiting" on their return---Sad once that came out,but creept til then.

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07-01-2011, 09:20 AM	#14
scootebaby Timed Out How Do You Identify?: yes dear Preferred Pronoun?: she Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: south florida Posts: 2,494 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 3,264 Thanked 6,737 Times in 1,777 Posts Rep Power: 0	In my late teens/early 20s while i still lived in Indiana there was this much older woman--the neighborhood kids called her the lady in black. Every night at dusk she would put a candle in her window,and come out dressed all in black with a veil and alternate between sitting on her porch and walking about 20 ft in each direction from her porch. ALL night long. What made it creepier is the street was lined with tress so the street lights casted crazy shadows. Turns out she had lost her husband and son in some war,and went"crazy" and was "waiting" on their return---Sad once that came out,but creept til then.