Okay, more data entry.

Shall we start a #ChainStory today? Something with a spooky theme, perhaps?

I'm thinking one line at a time, with each person adding more chaos, intrigue, adventure, and shivers to the last.

This opener is inspired by M.R. James and @JGSchaeffer ❤️:

"After my last visit to the coast, where we cast my grandfather's ashes into the wind atop a cliff he'd walked every day for half a century, the ocean followed me wherever I would roam."

#WritersOfCoSo #WritingCommunity

@MLClark @JGSchaeffer At first, I thought it was a hallucination, so I tried to ignore it. But the ocean would not be satisfied. And you can't win against the ocean. I tried to ignore it, but it followed me all the way home, much to the consternation of the neighbors.

@AskTheDevil @MLClark @JGSchaeffer **Can this version of the entries be the slightly rule bendy version that allows a couple sentences? ::pleading look:: 👀 ** {If not, i'll delete this}

It started out small. I awoke one morning to wet footprints across my bedroom floor, seemingly made by someone after taking a shower, but i live alone.

Another evening, i began to fill my enormous bathtub, leaving the room for only a couple of minutes, only to see it overflowing upon my return to the room.

@Christmas_Snow @AskTheDevil @MLClark @JGSchaeffer After that incident, I began to scour the internet to see if there was anyone who could help explain what was going on.

@AverageCitizen @AskTheDevil @MLClark @JGSchaeffer It led me to a post on Reddit made by a guy who was mentioning occurances in the post that were all too familiar to me.

@AverageCitizen @AskTheDevil @MLClark @JGSchaeffer While other responders were questioning his sanity, i really felt for the guy. I mean, how in the hell does a 'normal' mind process water pouring down a wall, filling you with complete and utter terror at the speed that it fills the room, when in the blink of the eye it can just as swiftly disappear?