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It’s official. Everybody and his hairy cousin is jumping on the paranormal tv bandwagon.
Happy, Hissy, Haunts,
Susan Scot Fry
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Well, we’ve had plumber ghost hunters, we’ve had stupid taunting testosterone male ghost hunters, we’ve had college ghost hunters, we’ve had big ole boy Texan ghost hunters, we’ve had children ghost hunters, what’s left? Oh, I forgot..wasn’t there a short-lived show about exorcists? I’m still waiting for the scientist’s show about ghost hunting. I’ll be riveted to the TV. The animal show is a good concept for animal planet. We all feel our pets have senses ands abliities that we can’t imagine. I know our dogs were extremely sensitive to ghostly activity when I was a kid. I wondered why our cats weren’t, but then they could care less if you shot a gun off in the room. They just shrug and yawn. The dogs, however, really had our best interests at heart. Their duty to earn their keep was to protect us, at least that’s how they acted. They did a great job. They were often times my early warning system. A few times as a kid when they began to growl lowly and the hair stood on end on the backs, I’d back out of the room.
I’m envious of your dogs. Mine would sleep through a squirrel rave on his head. My cat just looks at me indignantly.
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i’ll be watching! i’ve seen one episode so far and i liked it.