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Those baboon buns...quite! Heh. Monkey, reptile...fish, stromatolite spore...we're bound to share something one way and another if we go back far enough. Even with the insects. I was just being stupid; I'm not invested in the hominids though Darwin, bless him, never claimed he'd got the story comprehensively sorted.
Which reminds me of this movie....Dean Spanley.
A clergyman who was a dog last time. Sometimes it comes back to him, and there is an unlikely reunion...
TC Lethbridge who originally trained as an archaeologist, is well worth a read on ghosts. A small black dog, short haired with pricked ears, ran silently into the kitchen one day while I was cooking. I didn't mention it, didn't say a word, not wanting to spook my daughter who was still at home. Then a few days later, she came running to tell me she'd just seen a small black dog at the top of the stairs.
What are your co-residents like @Quillwitch?
We don't really believe in dissociated evil that waits for innocent travellers
I do..or at least, I believe in the unexpected encounter with a deeply unpleasant atmosphere without any immediately evident association or cause. It's given me a fine fright in a few places.
But you're right, memories are ghosts.
We shot this video yesterday, Michelle Paver making some interesting points about ghostly writing, plus readers' comments.