I have always thought that animals are extra sensitive and perceptive. We've all heard stories about animals freaking out in haunted houses. This story about a cat living in a nursing home and spending time with patients before they die is a fascinating example of  how in tune animals are to our emotions and spirits. Literally. I think I might be a little concerned if I noticed Oscar spending time in my room, though... My cat Saberhagen is very perceptive to things. (Her sister, Salem, is too self-absorbed to be bothered by anything other than the food dish.) Saber's eyes will be darting all over the room and there isn't a shadow around. I always wonder what she can see. If only cats

I attended a Psychic Forces Workshop last night through the Oakdale Parks and Rec association. I happened to see it on my Active.com "What's Happening in Your Neighborhood" newsletter and was intrigued. Three members of the Great River Paranormal Exploration Team talked about the history of ghost hunting, the definitions of extra-sensory perception, and then showed us the equipment in their investigations. They showed us examples of phenomena they have captured on film or audio during some investigations. With every piece of evidence, they sit and analyze to figure out if its happening can be explained. Faulty wiring, bad pipes, drafts, and even dust flying through the air. They test it