Tagged!

I've been tagged by Sourpatch.
The rules: 1) Answer all questions honestly.
2) Tag at least three people.

When was the last time you were burned? Well, I burnt my mouth on I think pizza a couple weeks ago, but I don't know if that counts. Oh well.

Can you cook? Yes

If yes, name your three specialties. Quesadillas!!! I make those for myself almost every day! I really don't cook much unless it's for myself. So, I can't think of anything.

If yes, do you like to cook? Not really. If it's something really good and it doesn't take much time, then yes.

If no, do you want to be able to cook? N/A

What color is your kitchen? Green and white wallpaper with little houses and polka dots on it.

Do you bake? Yes

If yes, name your three specialties: White chocolate chip cookies, chess squares, any other dessert!

If yes, do you like to bake? I like to bake more than cook. I love to bake desserts! (if you can't tell)

If no, do you want to bake? N/A

What color is your apron? I don't have an apron.

Well, sourpatch took everyone to tag, so I guess I'll skip that part this time!

The Old Hardy Hotel

Do you believe in ghosts?...

We were visiting the old shops in Hardy, Arkansas on the way home from camping, and we stopped in a little antique shop. They had signs on the door saying, "It's official, we're haunted." When we walked in we were looking at pictures on the wall of ghosts and the man said that they had API(Arkansas Paranormal Investigators) come and investigate 6 months ago and they found so much unexplainable stuff that they wanted to come back again. He said that they were bringing him the results today. Also, TAPS, from the show Ghost Hunters on SciFi, is coming to investigate soon. We took pictures in the building, and there are a couple of things that are strange. Go to their website, http://www.oldhardyhotel.com/ to read the story of the hotel.

The Murder Room^^^ Apparently a soldier was killed in there.

The Murder Room^^^

In this picture there's a red spot above my sister's head to the right. It doesn't look like it comes from the window to me, but you never know. It could be nothing, but on the API website, there's a picture that has a red haze over it. That could be what it is. You can see the pics they took here: http://www.paranormalbeliever.com/ Just click on Old Hardy Hotel. Also, click on Investigation EVPs and you can hear voices recorded in the old hotel.

This picture looks pretty normal to me, but my dad said those spots on the mirror weren't there when he took the picture. There is one spot that looks weird to me though, on my dad's shirt, on his left hip.

This picture has shadows in it kind of like the ones on the API website. The shadow on the right side is there in several of the pictures.

We did not change these photos in any way.

So, do you believe in ghosts? Have you ever had unexplained things happen to you? I have, like last night my fan turned on by itself. And some freaky things happened while we were camping.

PS: I have some pictures from camping, I'll post them later.

Question...

Can you see the pictures, and my header? I think it has been messing up. Let me know. Thanks!

Visiting the Menonites

On Memorial Day(I know... that was a long time ago, I should have been posting),

we went with our friends to their land near the Buffalo Rv. and spent the day with them. We played in the creeks, and went to visit the Menonites. They also have caves on their land.

While my pictures are uploading(very slowly), I'll tell you what I know about Menonites. The true Menonites don't use any electricity, and don't have cars. The kids go to a school in their community, and they have to marry within their community. I think when they are 18, they are given the choice to either stay with the Menonites, or go live normally. There are some Menonites who use electricity, and have cars, but still live the lifestyle. They are called plain. They can't be a member of the Menonite church if they are plain. Girls wear dresses, and I guess they're called bonnetts on their head. Boys usually wear a white shirt and pants. I don't have pictures of the people because you're not allowed to take pictures of them. The kids are always out working, and picking the garden. Most of them have shops at their houses that anyone can come to and buy homemade jellies, candles, furniture, bread, and lots of other things. It is really neat to see them and how they live, but I couldn't live like that!

Here are some pictures I took there...

Yes, we drove across that bridge! I was so scared. They were building a new bridge though.

Here's some of their horses.

A guy rode up on his horse and went in a little outhouse, so I snapped a pic of his horse.