I Believe in Ghosts - New York Times

There is something familiar about this piece. Maybe it's the way a fascination with ghosts runs in families. Or perhaps it's the manner in which each family member deals with anomalies in daily life. Regardless, it's real and earthy and perfectly timed, so enjoy it. Do You Believe In Ghosts? It Might Just Make You A Better Person. The notion of unfinished business, righting wrongs, or loved ones watching over us from the other side, are all indicators of ethics, of an innate sense of wrong and right, and of life purpose. Of course, not everyone who recognizes right from wrong does the right thing. Do We Have to Tell Them the House Is Haunted? While some of us would rush to purchase a haunted house, generally speaking real estate with a spooky past tends to lose its value over time. (Maybe it's the ectoplasm staining the carpets.) Not all real estate laws everywhere require disclosure of spectral iffiness so ask the right questions when purchasing a home built on a former graveyard or that was previously featured  in a newspaper photograph with police tape blocking the doorway. (CM)

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from THE ANOMALIST https://nyti.ms/2qju7pI