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The Blue Thing

Posted on June 29, 2010

Fifth grade year: top of the elementary school students, grandfather died, saw my first ghost/spirit, got my own room, got really interested in nature, oh, one more thing, spent every recess from October – November (indoor recess from December-January) February-June looking past the fence at the blue thing.

It all started as a joke from the fourth graders to try and scare the fifth graders around Halloween. They thought that I was the only one to fall for it. I was the only one who truly saw something.

My best friend at the time (still good friends, but not best anymore) was a year younger then me. Her and I would keep our foreheads pressed on the fence trying to see something in the background of the woods. One day, while surrounded by forth graders (I guess this might be a good time to mention that most of my friends were forth graders that year) I screamed out “I saw something! I just saw something blue!” All of the other kids started to scream, saying that they also saw something. By mid-November they were trying to pry me away from the fence, admitting that they didn’t see really anything, that is was just the right time of year.

Indoor recess was torture for me with all my friends being in a different grade. I would sit up by the window, pretending to read, staring outside at the fence. I was trying to think up logical explications to what I could of seen. A bluebird? No, what I saw was far to large to be any sort of bird. A man in a blue coat? Not likely unless that man could disappear at any given moment. Trash blowing in the wind? No, it always happened in the same area. A piece of trash blowing in the wind would change area in a few hours at most.

When February came I ran outside as fast as possible and sat up by the fence every day. Within the weeks of indoor recess I did make a few friends when I wasn’t staring out of the window. Not to great of friends. The first outdoor recess that we had in February they came up behind me and tried to scare me. Didn’t work, I heard them long before they got close to me.

I saw the blue thing until the last day of school as an elementary school student. I went to my friend’s house over that summer, and she happens to live near our old school. I told her about the blue thing that I saw, then did she tell me that her house used to be haunted by a little boy who died of cancer. They got a priest to come and bless the house, they never saw the little boy again. She said that he was blue, just like what I saw. That scared me. I’m very religious, and I believed that if the house was blessed, the spirit went to Heaven or to Hell. Now I’m not so sure what I believe in.

I haven’t looked for the blue thing since ‘Sadies told me about the little boy. I’m terrified that if I look for him, I’ll find him. As much as I would like to help a young child in need, dead or alive, I’m terrified of what will happen if I find this little boy who was cast away.

One more child that I know of died around my elementary school. I’m not sure of her name, I think it was Lindsy, but I’m not sure, was in the same grade as my older sister, Jeni. One day while she was a fifth grader (I was in kindergarten, I remember the memorial for her a little bit) she got really sick at school. Since she lived less then a five minute walk from the school her mother said that it would be fine if she walked home. When she got home she told her mother that she was going to bed. Lindsy just never woke up. She went into a coma I believe, and died a few days later.

Could either of these children, who died at such a young age, be haunting Wilder Elementary’s grounds?

Sent in by Ghost Girl, Copyright 2010 TrueGhostTales.com




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