Comments on: Roland Doe’s Possession Confirmed

By: eyepriestess

eyepriestess — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 16:08:48 +0000

Hi Jeff,

if you would like any help with it, let me know, but at the moment i am unable to do this article all by myself as i have an art exhibit coming up in March and i haven’t even completed the first painting. I’ve also just got my computer sorted out, and that took some doing!

I’m very interested in the V formations and if you can put a good article together, you are more than welcome to post it on here with your copyright to it. Good luck with it, i know when i put the ‘true story behind the exorcist together it was a real headache gathering all the exact info.
I’m sure you can pull it off though Jeff!

By: jeff

jeff — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 04:35:11 +0000

eyepriestess,

I wanted to work with you and David since you guys were alread friends. I don’t really know what the connection is, and it’s likely none of my business, but I am going ahead to work on the UFO story by myself, off-line. David has his hands full too. As much as I enjoy reading other’s stories, I’d like to have one of my own.

Hope you understand,
jeff

By: eyepriestess

eyepriestess — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 12:34:39 +0000

Jeff, on the main site (here) there are on average 150 visitors a day, but on the forum where you can chat there are regulars. There’s Gregory Brown, Harry, batsinthebelfry (Andrew) and the rest are women. Andrew is really into UFO’s. He’s just about to post an article any day now. If you’d like to join the forum the link is here: http://www.worldmysteriesandtrueghosttales.com/community/index.php

It’s not as busy as David’s site as mine is only about 10 months old, whereas David’s site has been going for over 3 years now, so i’ve got a bit of catching up to do.

Hope you join the forum where you will be welcome!

By: jeff

jeff — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 01:32:47 +0000

To one and all,

I’m fairly sure I am the only guy here right now. Does this happen often? Do guys go to the chat room also?

I’m a bit compulsive, so I had to read all the replies, only to discover the subject got swept away about two-thirds of the way back.

Well, at least I can check out the “dorthy” movie.

By: eyepriestess

eyepriestess — Sun, 24 May 2009 11:32:02 +0000

That is just what Lucy does Karen, exactly infact. If i can i’ll go shopping on my own it reduces the bill by at least half.

I can’t remember the name of the town he lived in, when he phones next week will ask him. I never went over to visit him, nearly did but it just didn’t happen. I have a dog and a cat which are quite tying when you want to go away, but i love having animals though.

Yeah, my brother said the way of life is so much more relaxed and he is considering going back again. You can get so much more for your money too with properties, or at least you could, not sure on that now.

Do you want to register in the forum as we can chat better in there and im sure people who read this post will be like, huh what are those two talking about, this is supposed to be about Roland Doe lol. All you do is click on register then you will get an activation to your email, this may go in spam as it’s a circular. Then you log in with your chosen password. If you do decide to join in the forum, let me know if you have any problems.

By: KAREN

KAREN — Sun, 24 May 2009 06:59:06 +0000

Hi,you know they have this unique talent for making you feel guilty! My daughter has more clothes than me. I wanted to go shopping for myself one time and made the mistake of taking my daughter with me,she ended up with new shoes,a skirt,tee-shirts…ect, I got a pair of jeans! Even at the grocery store she’ll she barrettes in the hair section “Mom can I have these”? No……then the guilt sets in…oh for goodness sake just put them in the shopping cart. I’m especially looking forward to when her tastes become more expensive.I think that it was Erma Bomeck ,who said “adolesence goes through three stages,first she’ll take all of your clothes,then after all your jewlery will go missing,but don’t worry a couple years later she wouln’t be caught dead in anything you’re wearing! I’m waiting for these days ha! What town did your brother live in? My mom was here for a visit and really loved it here! I like the lifestyle here more than in florida less stress and a better place to raise kids. It does have it’s dull moments though,but then I have to tell myself it’s me who said ok I’ll go live in France. The restaurant does pretty well,especially the summer with all the tourist,then with all the americans I have to take their orders. Well, I’m just going on and on……….does your brother still have the house here?

By: eyepriestess

eyepriestess — Sun, 24 May 2009 00:03:03 +0000

That wasn’t boring at all Karen!! Does the business do well in France?

My brother did well in France but missed his family. He had a house bought outright and a bit of land etc, but came back to the uk with a mortgage and no land!…huh?

Never went to the pics tonight, ended up having a negotiation with my daughter in the car on the way on how she thought it would be best to spend the cinema and chinese meal money on clothes for me and her, so we did. Tee hee though, she got the best deal, i only have a vest top…how does she do it???

Opening the forum again this w/end hopefully, if i get the chance.

By: KAREN

KAREN — Sat, 23 May 2009 14:00:56 +0000

Ok get prepared to be bored!! My husband is Italian,born in the cosenza province of longobucco(calabria or calabraise) When he was three years old the family immigrated here in France,so he was raised here,though speaks fluent calabraise/Italian. He went to the U.S. in Florida to open a restaurant called “La Calabria”. Florida was were I was living originally being from upstate NY. Unfortunatetly competiton in Ft Lauderdale is very hard and he closed his restaurant. We were already married and I said then we’ll go to France. It only took a week to get on that plane!!! Now here in France my husband has a restaurant……….”La Calabria”. It’s been 10 years now two beautiful children a girl and a boy.And if I didn’t bore you too much that’s why I came to France

By: KAREN

KAREN — Sat, 23 May 2009 13:25:53 +0000

Ok then I’ll get back to you . Oh and have fun at the pics tell me if you fell asleep!

By: eyepriestess

eyepriestess — Sat, 23 May 2009 13:21:05 +0000

Life is so boring isn’t it without you have control over the remote…i don’t know how people coped in the olden days before tv and radio was invented…geez

What made you go over to France? if you don’t mind me asking.

I must go now and get ready to pick Lucy up from her friends house and then off to pics.