I Am Going to Town

by snowbird 77 Replies latest jw friends

  • BabaYaga
    BabaYaga

    Wow, Dear AGuest! That is a powerful and chilling tale. I, for one, thank you that you shared it with all of us.

    Love!
    Baba

    Oh, I fergot mysef'! Aunt Sylvie, coudjew pick me up one'a them big pickles, purty pleeze? An' pleeze ax'm fer a straw... thank ya, Ma'am!

  • White Dove
  • White Dove
    White Dove

    Shelby,

    That sounds like energy signatures and probably ghosts. They suffered a lot. It sure is sad.

  • cameo-d
    cameo-d

    Are you Tweetering all your moves now?

    I have prolly missed your trip to the store by now.

  • restrangled
    restrangled

    sylvia, I've been shopping today so don't need a thing.

    To Aguest. I totally understand your reaction. It happened to me in Germany. Hitler had a vacation spot built especially for him where he and is Generals would discuss the war. Political prisoners were kept in the basement. It sits on a huge lake. Chiemsee. The hotel had many haunting stories, but I never felt a thing. It was that damned lake. It looked dead as a door nail, no fish, no birds.... I literally had the heebee jeebees just looking at it. Down the road was a swamp. I could hardly wait to leave. There was something very very wrong with that lake and the swamp was worse. The feeling was overwhelming. I spent several nights in that hotel and never had a problem with that. Not too long after our stay our Government gave the hotel back to Germany.

  • Gregor
    Gregor

    I'd be glad to give you a dime for gas if you could bring me a pigs head from the butchers.

  • snowbird
    snowbird

    Thanks to all who played along in the spirit of the thread.

    White Dove, I will place an order for your scrapple along with the smoked sausage for Ninja.

    BabaYaga, where'd you learn to talk so purty?

    Cameo-d, girl I don't know a tweet from a twitter!

    Gregor, what you gonna do with that pig's head? Make souse?

    And, last but by no means least, dear AGuest.

    I hardly know where to begin! I've talked to so many who have shared similar stories.

    Here's mine: I, along with a companion (White male - shut up, John Doe!), visited a well-known house in the French Quarters. There was an inscription on a plaque that told how the lady of the house - just to satisfy her sadism - used to tie up her slaves and whip them unmercifully.

    My companion started to read the inscription and stopped abruptly. I moved closer to the plaque to see why he didn't finish, and was immediately enveloped by the most hideous feeling! The only word I can think of is EVIL multiplied. I began to tremble violently, and he hurriedly signalled for a carriage to get me out of there!

    This happened in 1985. I returned to N'awlins in 1995 with my then-husband, but steered clear of the French Quarter.

    Thank you so much for sharing your story.

    Sylvia

  • snowbird
    snowbird

    Oh! Dear Restrangled.

    My sister who lives in New York said she gets a comparable feeling when she nears Ground Zero at the former World Trade Center.

    I believe the dead (especially those who died in a cruel manner) leave an "aura" behind.

    Sylvia

  • SixofNine
    SixofNine

    I believe some living people like to make it all about themselves. Their subconcious is more than happy to oblige.

  • snowbird
    snowbird

    We shall find out; I hope soon.

    Sylvia

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