QUOTE(Beckys_Mom @ Feb 28 2006, 01:00 PM) [snapback]1083823[/snapback]
Listen up Zero...it's doesnt matter what time of the day you saw it...yu still know what you saw
If you had of said you saw it at noon they would still put it down to some crap like tiredness

Yeah, I can describe something I saw once at an old house my family was renovating. It was two or so years ago. I was standing outside with my family, they were talking to some friends about who-knows-what. I was admiring the sky--it was a little cool, no breeze, no nothing, and suddenly this cloud, ragged but very substantial, about four feet in diameter, flies from one side of the yard to the other in about three seconds, at about head level. Now, there was no breeze at all. I know, because the entire back yard of that house is hedged in with medium/full-size trees packed into a solid wall. And there was no motion from any of those. The cloud just disappeared into the motionless leaves on the opposite side it had entered on, and that was it.
My father told me, once I asked him about it, that he had seen the same thing in the front yard a few times when the house was still abandoned--fog and things around where there shouldn't have been anything, moving around pretty quickly. We are very familiar with the area, having lived fairly close by at one point, and those things could not be explained by any local phenomenon.
And, interestingly enough, he later explained to me that my great-grandfather died of a heartattack in the backyard, where his garden used to be. Right where the cloud flew over. I don't believe in ghosts all that much, but you're welcome to draw your own conclusions.