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Yes, MY house. Where are the Winchesters when you need them?
The rugrat has a puzzle of a fire engine that plays the fire engine siren sound when all the pieces are in it.
So, last night, 'round midnight, I'm getting ready for bed. I turn out the living room light and the puzzle's siren sound goes off. I turn the light on again and check the puzzle, thinking that maybe something shifted just perfectly with the vibration of my step on the floor to make the connections and make the siren go off. I took out one of the pieces and turned the light off.
The siren goes off again.
I turn the light on, dump out all the pieces, and turn the puzzle upside down on one of those styrofoam mats we have, still thinking there's a vibration making it go off. Turn the light off to go to bed.
The siren goes off again. There's no on/off switch, so I then have to go find the mini screwdriver set and remove the batteries to make it shut up.
I very cautiously turn off the light again, and wait.
And as much as I would like to end the story by saying that it went off again, even with no batteries, alas, it was not truly possessed. :)
However it was rather freaky, especially since the siren sound activated only when it got dark.
The rugrat has a puzzle of a fire engine that plays the fire engine siren sound when all the pieces are in it.
So, last night, 'round midnight, I'm getting ready for bed. I turn out the living room light and the puzzle's siren sound goes off. I turn the light on again and check the puzzle, thinking that maybe something shifted just perfectly with the vibration of my step on the floor to make the connections and make the siren go off. I took out one of the pieces and turned the light off.
The siren goes off again.
I turn the light on, dump out all the pieces, and turn the puzzle upside down on one of those styrofoam mats we have, still thinking there's a vibration making it go off. Turn the light off to go to bed.
The siren goes off again. There's no on/off switch, so I then have to go find the mini screwdriver set and remove the batteries to make it shut up.
I very cautiously turn off the light again, and wait.
And as much as I would like to end the story by saying that it went off again, even with no batteries, alas, it was not truly possessed. :)
However it was rather freaky, especially since the siren sound activated only when it got dark.
