Over the past few weeks I have reconnected via Facebook with old High School friends. These are the friends I actually did things with, ate lunch with but over the years had lost touch with. It has been fun.
About 10 days ago I began wondering where an old girl friend of mine was. I haven't seen her since High School and actually kept wondering why I was thinking of her in particular. The girls I was really close with I have remained friends with over these years or reconnected with many years ago. I just thought it was all of the nostalgia from finding so many classmates after all of these years.
As the week went on many of us decided to get together before the actual reunion and now it sounds like so much fun. We have all reached a point in our lives where that comfort level seems to have returned. Every day I would try to search for this missing friend though, via Facebook, no luck.
2 Days ago a newly found friend posted on his page that we all had a classmate who had been affected by the earthquake in New Zealand. I asked him who it was and lo and behold it was the friend I had been thinking about so much. She is fine and so is her son who was right there when it happened. It seems she now lives in New Zealand! I wasn't that surprised that she would be there but was surprised that somehow I was picking up on her.
It is interesting to me whom I will pick up on but this one really surprised me. My family wasn't surprised but did agree it was a bit strange when I pointed out that I have had no communication with this girl in 35 years!
Life is funny.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Can't Stop Thinking About UFO's.
After I posted my last post about seeing the UFO on the 9/11 Anniversary I happened to watch a show that had some new info about people who see UFO's and the after effect on them.
Yesterday I was reading a magazine and there were some interesting comments from UFO observers who made similar comments.
In both instances they said that once someone has been touched by a UFO experience they seem to become extremely interested about the subject of UFO's. When they used the term "touched", they said it didn't necc. mean that someone had actually had contact with a UFO or beings but may have just witnessed a sighting.
It seems that when people see a real UFO their lives become almost obsessed with learning more about them.
I didn't like that statement, obsessed, possibly because since I saw a UFO recently near my house, over the water I have felt the same way.
About a year ago I was coming home and was driving on a section of road with bodies of water on each side.As I was driving I couldn't help but notice a very bright silver object in the sky to the left. I slowed down because in all of the years of driving on this road I had never seen anything like this.
It was Huge! and Silver/metallic. As I looked at it and tried to figure out what I was looking at it blinked, or flashed and then was gone and in its place was just blue sky. No clouds, nothing.
I almost drove off the road.
What had I seen?!
After having seen this the memory of the 9/11 Anniversary came flooding back, and the realization that what I saw that night was not a military jet over my house.
Since then I keep finding books and articles about UFO's.
I turn on the TV and there is a UFO show on that I just have to watch.
I'm feeling at times like I'm a nut, yet a new friend who has been helping me has told me that I'm not a nut and that this is common.
Now I have seen two things stating the same thing.
I don't know what to think. I believe that UFO's are real yet at the same time there is a part of me that still says "prove it!". I think that is because I really don't want to believe it, yet I don't know why I don't want to believe it because I know they are real.
Confused? You and me both!
Yesterday I was reading a magazine and there were some interesting comments from UFO observers who made similar comments.
In both instances they said that once someone has been touched by a UFO experience they seem to become extremely interested about the subject of UFO's. When they used the term "touched", they said it didn't necc. mean that someone had actually had contact with a UFO or beings but may have just witnessed a sighting.
It seems that when people see a real UFO their lives become almost obsessed with learning more about them.
I didn't like that statement, obsessed, possibly because since I saw a UFO recently near my house, over the water I have felt the same way.
About a year ago I was coming home and was driving on a section of road with bodies of water on each side.As I was driving I couldn't help but notice a very bright silver object in the sky to the left. I slowed down because in all of the years of driving on this road I had never seen anything like this.
It was Huge! and Silver/metallic. As I looked at it and tried to figure out what I was looking at it blinked, or flashed and then was gone and in its place was just blue sky. No clouds, nothing.
I almost drove off the road.
What had I seen?!
After having seen this the memory of the 9/11 Anniversary came flooding back, and the realization that what I saw that night was not a military jet over my house.
Since then I keep finding books and articles about UFO's.
I turn on the TV and there is a UFO show on that I just have to watch.
I'm feeling at times like I'm a nut, yet a new friend who has been helping me has told me that I'm not a nut and that this is common.
Now I have seen two things stating the same thing.
I don't know what to think. I believe that UFO's are real yet at the same time there is a part of me that still says "prove it!". I think that is because I really don't want to believe it, yet I don't know why I don't want to believe it because I know they are real.
Confused? You and me both!
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