Not posted as been away on a murder mystery week-end with some girl friends for a special birthday. It was so entertaining with great actors, lovely hospitality and a really good crowd! It was also a great exercise for being in the now as if you drifted away or didn’t concentrate, a vital clue was missed. The improvisation of the actors made it so realistic and some of the audiences comments had us in fits of giggles. Some people took it really seriously and noted down every word, while others listened intently and some just enjoyed the experience. Out of forty guests, only one got the murderers (there were two) right and she had been a policewoman! We all saw the evidence in different ways and that made it really interesting!
A couple of things happened though to make it even more interesting…….one of my friends had had a past life regression some time ago and had got the name of a little girl and the grand house she lived in. When we arrived at the venue, she said ‘oh we are going in the tradesman’s entrance’. I didn’t think much of it at the time but later we discovered that although it is now the front of the hotel, originally it was the back!! The photograph shows the ‘tradesman’s entrance’. Then we were reading through the history of the hotel and a little girl was mentioned with the correct name! More was to come as for the next two nights, the friend sharing a room with the ‘past life friend’ had someone come and sit on her bed (she thought a child) each night as well as door creaking open and tapping! My friend is busy listening to her tape and reading the notes from the regression session, but they do say that you often find your way back to the area of a past life…..interesting!
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jJean Taylor
That is spooky.
Where is this place?
Love this new website of yours, very interesting reading and the art work brilliant, thanks Sharon.
sharon_dewick
It’s Haughton Hall in Shifnal and we thought it seemed a perfect venue for a Murder, Mystery and it was – the actors were amazing and I am seeing my friend this week so will see what her research has found. Here’s a link: http://www.haughtonhall.com/new-murder-mystery-dinners-weekends/ Thanks Jean for all your support.