scaring myself...

When I lived with my grandparents I was the same way. I would be very jumpy but it was just because the house creeked. All the other houses I had lived in hadn't, but they still had their scary qualities. My fiance and I live in the country with his parents, and while I don't get scared often sometimes the worst time to be scared is the middle of the day. The wind is picking up here, and there is a tree planted by the house (been there since my fiance's parent's bought the house) and it shakes when the wind blows, somehow hitting something against the fireplace and I get frightened. I swear it's coming from some other part of the house, but we have chihuahua's and they can be rambunctious. To be on a slightly different subject, I remember when I was younger and living with my grandparents I used to post on one of my favorite forums that someone was in the house because I truly believed someone was when I was all alone. I was so frightened since this one time my grandmother was home alone and someone came in the house, she didn't see them, they didn't see her, but it spooked me. Oh look at me, I'm sorry if this has scared you! I am sure it's just fatigue and your imagination running away from you. Play music, it always helped me when I got scared. Any kind of noise does still if I'm frightened.

Usually that only happens to me when my husband is out of town, so at least it's not very often. I think I start hearing things. It's aweful. I just sit there and think of all the things it could be. Just get up and go quickly!