Happy World UFO Day! There have been countless movies and films, songs, books, and whatnot made revolving around the possibility of aliens existing. But today it is a World wide event to watch the skies for any sign of unusual movement, whether you believe or not…
I remember one Christmas, while Kimberly was shoveling at night and I was lying in the snow watching the sky, I saw the craziest thing. I saw three moving lights, in a line next to each other. I thought that they were probably satellites or a plane. However, the one in the middle stayed in a straight course, but the two on each side began weaving back and forth and crossing each other. I watched in amazement until it looked like they exited the atmosphere. Like most planes you can see for a while, but these guys literally disappeared from view before they normally would, so they had to be much higher than normal. It was crazy.
I think the first alien movie I saw was Mars Attacks, my mom always watched it when it was on TV. I remember when Signs came out and my mom and sister wanted to see it but I was too scared. I think it was one of the first times they left me home alone, I watched the baseball game instead. It took me so many years to finally watch it and now it is one of my favorite movies. Ha! When I first saw the alien, my reaction was the same as Joanquin Phoenix’s. And then when Simon Pegg and Nick Frost came out in a new film called Paul… omg! Haha loved it. Some of the most followed shows or movies are about extraterrestrials: Star Wars, Star Trek, X-Files. One thing I have to say about Star Trek, the newest one: If that’s where we are in 2233 and every single one of those gorgeous men were in Star Fleet… I’m joining.
So keep an eye out if the skies are clear.
Holiday Madness 