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Last Updated on April 13, 2017 by Marie Bautista
It is NaBloPoMo Day 16 and I am totally stumped on what to write. I have consistently avoided using the writing prompts, but I am trying this one out:
Would you buy your dream house if the price was right BUT you also were told it was inhabited by ghosts?
Now, I am a real sucker when it comes to ghost stories. I love ghost stories. But the idea of sharing your dream house with ghosts? No way. Not even if the price is right. Not even when they give it to me for free. Not even if it is perfect. Not even if it is my dream house.
Why? I don’t want to live in fear, constantly being scared and fearful of what may happen.
Which reminds me. In the busy Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City (where I live), you wouldn’t miss seeing this house:
Ghost haunting teenagers (which my cousins and I were, decades ago. Remind me to tell you about our ghost haunting escapades in another post) love passing by this house and hoping to see an apparition of a girl on the front steps. This house, built in the early 1900’s was home to the Laperals. Accounts say the Laperals are one of the oldest clans in Baguio. In World War II, this house became some sort of headquarters of the Japanese soldiers and it was told that members of the family along with other Filipinos were brutally murdered in the house.
The house has remained empty, except for caretakers who live outside the house. There were tales of apparitions seen, footsteps and moans heard.
My brother, who happened to pass by the house, along with a cousin swore he saw a woman looking at them by the upstairs window.
I still have to see any apparition there (not that I crane my neck to look at the window when I pass there), but the place does give me the creeps.
And I definitely would not want to live there.
Would you want to live in a haunted dream house?
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NO NEVER!!! I want to live peacefully! haha
NO! i will never live in a haunted house.. 🙂
we passed there before and boy! that house really gave me the creeps.
No way! Even the photo depicts "Haunted". Haha. Baguio is rich of haunted stories.
Really nice house, you can't peacefully sleep there though. LOL
I passed by that house and I heard the same ghost story/history of it! 🙂
NO. Lollll!!! I'll find another dream house hehehehhe
Oh NOOOO! I love visiting old houses, but really hate haunted stories!
No way am I living in haunted house! I don't even watch horror movies. I'm unable to sleep for weeks after.
ohh… the house look good but no thanks…
I'm a magnet for this sort of thing in the first place. Homes and buildings where others don't typically see ghosts I do. So… living somewhere that others see apparitions isn't going to bother me more than any other location. That being said not all hauntings are created equal if these ghosts are just content to inhabit the home (like most are) there's no problem, however if they are the chain rattling throwing stuff at you kind I'll pass. 😉 An evil haunting isn't something you want to deal with. Cleansings can be performed it is possible that the home could be rid of the entities living in it… Ghosts are not a deal breaker.