Ghost experience... no lie!

No joke. I saw a ghost on February 8, 2010.

I came home from an event in Blue Ridge really late that night, so I pulled into the Brenau Admissions parking lot at about 10:00 pm. I parked the Brenau car next to my car so I could easily move things, and started to unload. As I opened my car door, I saw something move in front of the hallway light in the kitchen inside the Admissions Office. Inside the window, I saw - no joke - a grayish, blackish silhouette standing next to the refrigerator door. It looked like a female, and she proceeded to open the refrigerator door while standing there really still. She then turned slightly toward the window, looked my way, closed the door, and *poof*, she was gone. So, while this was happening, I stared into the window, unable to move because I didn't believe what I was seeing. My first thought was, "Oh crap! I'm leaving!" So, I leave everything in the Brenau car because I was peacing out of that parking lot. Well, as I ran around to my driver side door, I jumped in, started the car, and realized that the Brenau car's door was still open. Crap. So, I go running - I'm in heels, I might add - around both the cars to close the door, and run back to my car to leave. Like my luck always goes, I hop in, put the car in drive, and realize I left my phone in the Brenau car. Crap again. So, I pulled the car to the driver's side of the Brenau car, get out really quickly, grab my phone, and speed off. I was seriously freaked out. That doesn't happen often, but I'm not gonna lie. I was ready to drive away and never look back.

I know for a fact that none of my coworkers were in the office that night. No cars were even anywhere close to the building, and from what I've been told, Security doesn't have a key to our office for some reason. That's what makes it even more freaky. I think I'm going to leave a voice recorder in the kitchen to see if I can find anything. Doubtful, but you never know. There's no telling how many ghosts are really on Brenau's campus.

Needless to say, I'm never going inside or near the Admissions Office at night ever again. Ever.