Forgot to say goodbye, submitted by one of our uglies.

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Oregon, summer of 1985.

When my mom was 13, she and her two older sisters, Aunt Sheeda and Aunt Lisa, were home while my grandma and grandpa went out for

a date night.

The neighborhood kids, a brother and a sister from down the street, came over to hang out

with my mom and my aunts.

Now, these neighborhood kids had brought something with them to play.

Dun, done, you guessed it.

They brought with them a weiji board. And it wasn't the kind that you bought in stores. Oh no, no, no, no, no. These kids brought

over an old weygie board that was passed down in their family.

My mom said it looked old, but it also looked like someone took their time with crafting this.

This thing was origin now. In the 80s everybody and their mamas were playing with

Ouija boards so they thought nothing of it. They all headed to the

living room on the main floor of the house

The main floor had a living room kitchen dining room have bathroom little den

upstairs four bedrooms my grandparents room mom's room and cheetas and Lisa's Back to the story. Everyone placed their hands on the Planchette.

At first it started off innocent. In my opinion, it wasn't innocent at all that these kids

were playing with a Ouija Board,

L-O-L-L-O-L, they were asking silly questions like,

Who will be my first kiss?

Who's gonna win the science fair, etc?

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