They're HeeeeeeEEEERRRRRRRrrrreeeeeeeee!

OK, so YES I'm superstitious, and YES some might think some of my personal beliefs are a little on the loop-dee-lou, over-the-top, new-agey side of the spectrum. I'll even go so far as to say I have lived in two previous homes with paranormal activity.. there was a ghost in my Parents basement that 3 other friends all saw once while at a dinner party there - and as far as I know he's still there, and I had an Apt here in Montréal that not only had one ghost, but at least two - before I moved in, the 2nd moved with the prior occupant... and for the record I was well aware it was haunted before I moved in, it was actually the clincher in my sub-letting it - and unfortunately two other things that I'll only refer to as 'Black Cats' -'cause seriously I was so freaked out by them, and so drained physically after having exorcised them that I don't even like to physically describe them in detail as I fear that might indeed be enough to call them back. And if you think I'm pulling your leg, you can ask my ex Boyfriend Graham why he didn't visit my place for over a month... Cause he saw em too! So did others.- And many other experiences, so yes, I belive in this shit.

...anyhoo, the point of all that is I think our condo has a poltergeist, or at least some sort of playful spirit. I'll go with playful spirit thanks. And not sure if this was a one shot deal or not...

Tonight, while friends (and witnesses) were over for a wee Wii battle of Bowling, Tennis and Golf, the Ice and Water dispensers both went off in the fridge, while all four of us were in the living room (You can see through to the kitchen. We all had a clear view) Now, to engage either of these two mechanisms you need to have a glass pushing (relatively firmly I might add) to a lever in the opening of the dispenser unit. But with no one there in the kitchen, and no visible glass or hands puching on the levers, there was ice tumbling to the bottom of the dispenser and the floor, as well as a steady stream of water. It was only after all four of us acknowledged this happening, did it stop. There is no way an electrical short circuit could have affected this as they are lever driven mechanisms. If the levers are not pushed, the openings through which the ice tumbles and the water pours remain closed. You must push the levers, there's no other way.

It will be interesting to see what happens in the course of the next few days, but I can assure you, I'll be on high alert. It IS Code Red here right now. I've seen and experienced too much voodoo-hoodoo-freaky stuff in my days to discount this as a very definite sign... of what it remains to be seen.