What to do if a shadow person walks right up to you.

We'll find out on this edition of the Campfire.

Sit back, relax, and warm yourself by Jim Harold's Campfire.

Next up is Heather from California. She's been listening since about COVID. and warm yourself by Jim Harold's Campfire.

Next up is Heather from California.

She's been listening since about COVID times, and so many people discovered the shows back then.

It just was, you know, a very sad time, but a lot of people were looking for something

to listen to and were grateful that many of them landed on the campfire, although the circumstances, my gosh, I wish that would have never happen for sure.

But we are glad that Heather is here.

And Heather is going to take us back to high school in something that is more terrifying than a failed exam, although I'm

sure she got straight-haste. Heather, welcome to the show. Tell us what happened.

Thanks, Jim. Yeah, so back in high school, it was probably around 94-95. I don't remember exactly,

but I was in a town that's above Sacramento. It's considered a gold

mining town. And there were some newer housing in both the north and south of town that was built

late 80s, early 90s. And my friend lived in one of those homes in the north side of town,

and I would say it's probably like maybe it was six or seven years old at the time,

so not an old home.

And I was over there visiting her one time with another friend of hers.

And if I can just give you the layout of the home, you walk in, and the living rooms in front of you,

kitchen semi-open to the left. And then there's like a half-flight, so they had like a half half level up to the right. And first on the right

was her brother's room, then her room. And then the end of the little L-shaped hallway was the

bathroom there by her room. And then the other end of the long L was her mom's room. So for whatever reason, we had decided to sit in that hallway and

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