Mr. D.

Hi Ken, Thanks for your message. I'm the same - it's been a long time since I was active at TLO. I spent these days too much time in the real world finding solutions to everyday problems, but I do hope that once they are solved, I will return. TLO is a site like no other. I am a fan of horror and I have to confess that I initially found out about TL through the genre, but reading TL and the boards brought to my attention so many other writers (in and out of the genre) that I'm now familiar with! All those discoveries make TLO a unique experience. Best, Slawek

Thanks for the add likewise, Mr. D.

Newgrange, c. 3100-2900 BC

Where did you say the supernatural phenomenon occurred? In any of the rooms that we see in the pictures? What amazes me is the fact that nothing supernatural was discovered yet. If they exist, this supernatural/paranormal phenomena, have to be very unusual and probably created by our brains. I always tend to consider most of the cases as hallucinations, of one kind or another. But I'm open to any new idea that you, or anybody else, may have, if it is more modern than the one that describes them simply as ghosts.

Woodville Plantation - Image Galleries Is this the haunted house we are talking about?

Mr. D: I'll see what I can find on the web about the house. Don't get me wrong, I do believe that supernatural phenomena exists. I repeat, they do exist. However, we are not going to agree on what is the cause. For you, it's something related to God; for me, it is maybe a natural phenomena that has a scientific explanation.

The book that you mentioned I didn't read it, well, yet. I'm not reading or writing much lately. Regarding what you said about names, I accept that you may be somehow right, in your case, but you are not going to tell me that anonymity is in most cases very suspicious, and why share information with someone one doesn't know anything about. I don't want to give personal details, but why not my name. I always think that (other than yours) people always have a bad reason to hide names.

California Coast by Albert Bierstadt (1830-1902)

Thank you so much. My birthday always reminds me that I am (every year) closer to know the truth.