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Ever Seen a Ghost?

Continued from page 5

Published on May 16, 2007 at 2:07pm

When I tell Olive I feel weird walking in cemeteries, she nods. "I guess it just depends if you're comfortable. Me, if I have a lot of heavy feelings to go through, I walk through a cemetery and read the names on the stones and it calms me," she says. "If you think of how many people have lived on this earth, there's probably not a place where someone or something isn't buried." That may be true. But me, I'd rather hang out with the living.

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