Just after my father died- and my mother and sister were drinking coffee in the kitchen- his bedside radio alarm suddenly went off- though it hadn't been set to do so.
I've always thought it was his way of saying, "I'm still here, you know."
There was a similar incident at my great aunt's house ten years before. We were sitting in her kitchen after the funeral discussing the will when her alarm clock went off.
My great aunt and my father were very close. Perhaps he learned the trick from her.
Ghosts seem to have an affinity with electicity. Switching things on and off is something they find relatively easy. The odd thing is that ghosts who date from before the harnessing of electricity are able to do it too. I guess that means they've been paying attention.
Re: I agree.
I've always thought it was his way of saying, "I'm still here, you know."
There was a similar incident at my great aunt's house ten years before. We were sitting in her kitchen after the funeral discussing the will when her alarm clock went off.
My great aunt and my father were very close. Perhaps he learned the trick from her.
Ghosts seem to have an affinity with electicity. Switching things on and off is something they find relatively easy. The odd thing is that ghosts who date from before the harnessing of electricity are able to do it too. I guess that means they've been paying attention.