Only the aliens know for sure... :o)


>Are you having a little fun with us on Halloween?
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>>The funniest one was when my family was all in the Rambler station wagon (remember those?) driving home late at night from a family reunion. There were seven of. Kids ranging from 9-15. It was close to 2am and a UFO came right down beside our car. It was so close it felt like you could reach out and touch it but it was quiet too. My dad drove 90mph to get home he was so scared. He kept telling us to close our eyes because it was all a dream. My mom was white as a sheet beside him in the car. You just didn't talk about that stuff back then. Sheesh, what parents thought they could get away with telling their kids back then is hilarious when you think about it.
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>>>Wowie, what a story.
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>>>>No, my neighbors were all so scared they refused to answer their doors. Not surprising though considering it was 1971 and it was a farming community. No such thing really as 'next door,' we were all fairly close but at least half an acre apart (the closest). I had one neighbor about 2 miles away though who had a farm. My brother and I used to ride our bikes over there to help them out because they were in the 60s and didn't have any kids. When we went there they asked us if we had seen anything unusual recently but by then my mom had decided that we shouldn't talk about it because everyone we had attempted to talk to afterwards were avoiding us like the plague. They pressed alittle bit, suspecting that we had, but like good farm kids, we did as our mom said (or else).
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>>>>>Holy crap! Did you ever figure out if anybody else saw it?
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>>>>>>1971 Portage (the only one on there although I've seen numerous UFOs)
>>>>>>>>Now that laugh was worth the read! :o)
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>>>>>>>I have no idea was to where your's might be. What city would it be listed under, and approximately what year?