Is it me or am just being paranoid?

[Arthur Little]

Is there any of you guys here stayed on your own at homewell,recently am often on my own as hubby off to his 8-10 miles walking with his buddy and I dont feel comfortable be left on this 100 year old houseoften if am on pc I really have to peek if someone watching me behind my back crazy as it is but I know am scary pantsIf I heard a small noise I thought its a ghostand when I told my friend they tend to scare me more and telling me stuff that there was an old woman who lived here before and died in the housethey aren`t helping me at all.I know that,probably its all in my mind only imagining stuff.I never wish to see a ghost and I never willOne of my friend said that probably I was born on a broad day light that`s why probably why am too scared for such a thing.It doesn`t make senseI know we have loads of superstitious thingy in PI but this thing suckswell,just to let you know my sentiments.Anybody wants to accompany me?

You're not alone [s'cuse the pun!] ... nor is there anything at all unusual in feeling this way. I have a long-standing male friend who's ages with me. As we were both widowed and early-retired, he and I used to go hill-walking too (funnily enough) almost every Thursday. Then I went off to the Philippines for 3 weeks last September to meet Myrna, with whom I'd been corresponding for a year. In November, I went back out there to marry her and stayed for three months. She came to the UK in March and, to give her time to settle into her new environment, I seldom left the house without her accompanying me. And when I did, it was only for an hour or two at most ... and always during daylight.

In late Spring, I resumed my walks with my friend. But SHE came with us. Likewise, she was present on Friday nights when I'd been previously been in the habit of going out for a couple of beers in [normally] exclusively male company.

Now, however, with the lighter nights, she's perfectly content with remaining at home on her own. So don't despair ... it just takes time to adjust to a completely different lifestyle in [initially] strange surroundings.

[Arthur Little]

strange surroundings.

Oh ... and don't forget to ask your husband to lock the doors(s) whenever he goes out! My wife still tells me to do this ... even when I'm only on my way to our local Tesco, which is little more than half-a-mile from the house.

[Mrs Daddy]

Oh ... and don't forget to ask your husband to lock the doors(s) whenever he goes out! My wife still tells me to do this ... even when I'm only on my way to our local Tesco, which is little more than half-a-mile from the house.

Its the other way around.one time I had locked the door but left they key inside

[tiN]

Its the other way around.one time I had locked the door but left they key inside

It happens to me before, lock the door but holding a wrong key

Hubby is away working so no spare key, my dad in law broke the back door for me to get in..

Numpty