The Hello. Hello and I have four spooky stories for you today and the last story comes from September the 26th, 2023. And story number one comes from anonymous.

I had a weird early teen experience because I grew up in the UK in the 80s and 90s to Irish parents. I got asked on the regular if my

family were in the IRA. Shit like that just because we were Irish. I was born and grew up in Wales. When my grandfather was sick and dying my father went over to Ireland to be with him.

We were in Wales waiting to hear from them.

I had always had those dreams of being outside my body and floating

down the stairs as every kid did. But this one time I dreamt, I floated down the

stairs and looked at the clock we had above the fireplace. It was a half clock and a half painting.

The clock read 20 past 8 in the morning. I woke up, looked at the kids Garfield's watch on my wrist and remembered that it read 20 past

8 and I remember thinking wow how weird the next thing we were getting ready to go out when a family friend came over to give us the news.

They informed us that my grandfather had passed at 20 past 8 in the morning.

I refuse to believe that it's just coincidence. On many occasions I have felt

someone sit on the edge of my bed. I can actually feel it go down. I'm not afraid, I say out loud, thank you for looking out for me and I've not had any

problems at all I think that you should thank and respect your ghosts and again with

the clocks at the time of death, I think it's a quite a common phenomenon that happens with people when somebody in their life dies and they see a particular time on a clock or in this case obviously you see a dream of a time on a clock and then you wake up at that time and that's the time that your grandfather passed away and some people say that their clocks stop when somebody dies belonging to them which is a very

strange phenomenon and I do think it's such a lovely thing to be aware that these things

are happening and to try and not feel that fear and just be respectful like you said.

And as a side note anonymous I know that you grew up in the 80s and 90s

which was the height of the troubles and I can only imagine that people

asking things like are you in the IRA a thinking they're funny be just being

moronic what I've not experienced that. I have experienced a lot of pretty

stupid things from people on account of being Irish.

And yeah, it's very frustrating, very annoying.

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