[Laneco]

A few years ago, I stayed on the Queen Mary for a week. So-so hotel, but a very interesting place to stay with great history.

Two of us were walking back from dinner one night and down a long corridor, a movement caught my eye. The corridor was blocked off - no one allowed in the area. I didn't see a door open/close or anything else, just something vague from the very peripheral of my vision. I discounted it.

A day or two later, on the same corridor, I saw something again. This time, I got a very good look at it. It was sort of a dim column of light roughly the size of a person. I could not distinguish any features. But it moved. As I watched it, it went through a door without opening the door. I hopped over the "do not enter" rope and made my way to the door. To this day, I have no idea what possessed me to knock on the door (or what I'd have done if there'd been an answer - LOL!). But knock I did. No answer. I stood there in the dark corridor probably a good minute before I went back into the unrestricted area of the ship.

I don't know what I saw, but I saw it twice and got a real solid look at it the second time. Put me in the camp of "very open to the possibility." In the last 100 years, we've discovered/learned quite a few new things that no one believed existed. Atoms, subatomic particles, etc. Being "unknown" does not make it "unreal."

angela