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Illustrious Ulair
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: In the home of lost causes, and forsaken beliefs, and unpopular names,and impossible loyalties
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Still, theres no harm in them...... (as we're traditionally supposed to say) |
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Bittersweet Symphony
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: On the jolly starship Enterprise
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Thanks for upping this thread, lmp! Interesting article... now feel like I want to visit Iceland.
It's interesting to see that a lot of us do believe in things we can't explain or even see. Sometimes I see things out of the corner of my eye -- this might be the product of an overactive imagination, but I don't think so. |
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A Mere Boggart
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: under the bed
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I saw a Boggart in my house not very long ago. He was crouching on the top of a set of shelves in the bedroom as I approached the door. He saw me and quickly slipped down to the floor and went to hide. He was only little, probably only two foot tall, and was a skinny, old looking little Boggart, who seemed harmless, and I didn't feel surprised to see him there.
There was one of the creatures near my parents' house, possibly homeless as his old house had been knocked down. This was a half-timbered hall where my Grandmother was a servant; she said every night the Boggart used to fill up any buckets left out by the well. The oddest thing I experienced, which had little to do with creatures or beings from the underworld, was that as my grandfather died, he knocked on the window of my parents' house, which he had been born in. My father was with him as he died, and when we later told him about the knock on the window he calmly said that it was Grandad, and that it always happened when somebody died in the family.
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Bittersweet Symphony
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: On the jolly starship Enterprise
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Wight
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Tottering about in the Wild
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Poor trees! They must have thought they were going to get chopped down.
Did you hear anything along the lines of "Down with the tree killer!"? I will confess that when I have to prune branches on our two trees, I try to reassure them that they will feel much better without a lot of smaller branches to get broken in storms. Btw, I enjoyed the first line of your last post, Encaitare! It gave me a mental picture of jean-clad workmen trying to explain to Undomiel & Elessar that they have a work order to trim up the White Tree.
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Ghost Prince of Cardolan
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Once I have been in a camping trip in the mountains and there was one night when the sky was literally covered with stars and there was more silver up there than blue. I had a strange feeling then, as if I had become aware of something being there with us, someting ancient and wise. The feeling lasted only a few seconds and I have totally forgotten about it, until today, when I started reading this thread. Now that may have been only my imaginaton-it runs a little wild, sometimes
-but-who knows?- I might have felt the last of the Firstborn near me.
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