Hi Ken! I've started well the week after a Sunday with some nice emotions. Last Sunday it was election day, and I'm pretty glad because my candidates to governor and mayor won and whom I voted for president, Mauricio Macri, has gotten the second place with 2.5 points below the 'winner', anyways this difference is not enough for the winner be president, therefore it there will be second round, or 'ballotage' as it's called this electoral system. In Argentina, everyone thought that the ruling party candidate, Daniel Scioli, would win for more advantage, something like 8 or 10 points, but he only got 2.5 point above, so the surprise was big for all us. Although you cannot believe it, the first official data were given at 11:30 PM!!! approx. of that same day. Shameful! Now, the second round will be on Sunday 22 November and I hope Macri be our next president, but oh well, we will have to wait some days more yet for that. …show more content…
haha!!! It's true what you tell about the mind and the power of suggestion, and it is a possibility that one may finish believing your own invention. I think that the first step that all of you gave for doubting about his existence it was to wonder, 'What if there is a ghost?', I think that question was crucial to start to doubt, and if you add to this the characteristics of the place, as in this case, Imagine! I think it must feel something odd when you come in to so old place, it's as you already come in with a certain predisposition to see or hear something... But, on the other hand, also Marmaduke served for all those who had invented him had fun during some time. And anyway, who had supposedly been Marmaduke? because behind of every ghost there's a story. What story had you invented about him? perhaps about the 'tormented' ghost of the vicar,