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In the Tucker House, a visitor took a picture and when it was developed (yes an actual picture) there was a person in the mirror.
My shop was down below and there was a spot in the shop where books were constantly being knocked over. Heavy ass tomes just tumbling to the ground.
My sales assistant was devastated cuz she went in the side storage room and saw a person there, screamed and called me. I let her go home for the day cuz I shit I alwayssss felt an energy there. I would always speak out loud calmly, burn a bit of sage etc.
The St. Peter’s Church Cemetery in use from 1612-1853 - because I lead theatrical ghost tours there, I go back often to ensure the spirits know a bitch ain’t mocking nobody or telling lies. Talking to you Gov Bruere - you was a racist pos and I will tell everyone. Cackle.
My last house spirits had seemed calm But definitely present. I had a few sleep paralysis ghostly moments that freaked me out.
Dueane didn’t believe me but when I was away he saw a child playing on the floor and had a muffled convo with my son thru the bedroom door only to find out in am my son had slept out, was not there. . Who was you talking to?
When we decided to move, somebody got angry. Bulbs all burning out at the same time in the whole house. Bathroom tiles falling off the wall on my head. Toilet seat breaking. Crazy ass shit. We got a little scared. My witch friend told me keep an offering out so I did.
So in the new house which is older than the other one, I did a full clearing before we did anything. And I burn cedar and sage constantly. My witch friend said she feels a negative energy here but I haven’t had any incidents 
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Anyway Happy Bermuda day and celebrating our little island’s 400+ years of stories! Watch the virtual parade too with @BermudaCulture and @BERMEMES!
