Hello! Where have we been??? Oh, we've been here, but between illness and a promotion, I confess that updating the blog took a back seat. My hours and responsibilities have increased substantially, so I will have to do some restructuring to the blog. I haven't quite decided how, but instead of spending 8-12 hours EVERY Saturday on the blog, I am going to try for 10-30 minutes every day. I am also going to really focus on only clipping and sharing the BEST EVPs. This recording that I have been working on was about two hours long, and I have about 300 clips. That took FOREVER to do, and then I have to go back and determine which of those to share. Let's face it, you and I both know this home is haunted. It can't be argued. I don't feel I need to prove that, and I don't think that was ever our intention - our intention was to share things we were learning about the people who live in our home with us and what it is like to live with this on a day to day basis. That still is our intention and will continue to be so.
Later on the 10th of January, I KNEW I had captured some amazing EVPs earlier, so I decided to leave it running for a long session - one where no one was home. I recorded this one in the kitchen - 3 rooms away from the earlier recording. No TVs were on, not even a computer. I was home briefly - just gathering the items I needed for my errands. I caught numerous whispers, but this one was quite a bit above a whisper, so I decided to share it with you...
At :03, a voice whispers, "Go pick that up," and a little female or child responds, "Why?" A little later in the clip there are two thuds followed by my dog moving and then I clear my throat. When I listened to it more closely, are they thuds or is it a voice calling my name, "April?"
Go Pick That Up
I then leave the recorder taping and I leave the house for about two hours. My dog is the only one home. I caught a bunch of whispers, but I am trying to be VERY picky and only post the best of the best. I believe this one qualifies. You hear my dog prance away - quite far away. So this is NOT him. Towards the end of this clip a child then giggles LOUDLY. Quite amazing!
Child Giggles
A lot of people tell me that they HATE the recordings of the children and I would ABSOLUTELY agree with them IF the children sounded miserable, sad or scared. The child voices we capture sound playful, happy, curious and sweet. They often refer to their parents and seem to have to obey them even after death. That is hard to write, because yes, the children must have died, but we don't think of them like that. They are still human souls with voices, personalities, toys and laughter! Okay, my dog is barking at no one and I am past my 30 minute limit! Have to go...talk to you soon!
Later on the 10th of January, I KNEW I had captured some amazing EVPs earlier, so I decided to leave it running for a long session - one where no one was home. I recorded this one in the kitchen - 3 rooms away from the earlier recording. No TVs were on, not even a computer. I was home briefly - just gathering the items I needed for my errands. I caught numerous whispers, but this one was quite a bit above a whisper, so I decided to share it with you...
At :03, a voice whispers, "Go pick that up," and a little female or child responds, "Why?" A little later in the clip there are two thuds followed by my dog moving and then I clear my throat. When I listened to it more closely, are they thuds or is it a voice calling my name, "April?"
Go Pick That Up
I then leave the recorder taping and I leave the house for about two hours. My dog is the only one home. I caught a bunch of whispers, but I am trying to be VERY picky and only post the best of the best. I believe this one qualifies. You hear my dog prance away - quite far away. So this is NOT him. Towards the end of this clip a child then giggles LOUDLY. Quite amazing!
Child Giggles
A lot of people tell me that they HATE the recordings of the children and I would ABSOLUTELY agree with them IF the children sounded miserable, sad or scared. The child voices we capture sound playful, happy, curious and sweet. They often refer to their parents and seem to have to obey them even after death. That is hard to write, because yes, the children must have died, but we don't think of them like that. They are still human souls with voices, personalities, toys and laughter! Okay, my dog is barking at no one and I am past my 30 minute limit! Have to go...talk to you soon!
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