Ok, now I want to hear, too.
I have never experienced it. My ex husband and his mom were driving in a lonely part of Switzerland, and my ex was a Swiss Air Force guy, and they BOTH saw a UFO, and only because they both experienced it did they later really believe it was true.
I’m having trouble with my keyboard,
I think it started with my father. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Case in Mechanical engineering. He immediately signed up in the armed forces. He had his uniform and orders, but two men in black suits came to his door and said he was needed in Washington as an engineer. He worked for the NACA, now NASA, during the war. I was born in in ‘46 and he left DC snd we left DC shortly thereafter, He got involved in selling homes to vets.
He built us a small home in Independence Ohio. Only two blocks from a Nike site. Our backyard backed up to Trickers, several acres of pitch black at night.
http://www.tricker.com
When I was about 6, and before we even had a tv, I woke up one night in a strange place. All the walls were crurved, and were of brushed nickel or stainless steel. There was a loud buzzing noise/. I was led into a room that was pitch black, Even though the hallway was brightly lit, the room was completely dark. There were shapes floating ing in the room. I can still remember them. I was very afraid. It seemed some sort or a test. I remember being back in my room. The loud buzzing was still in my ears. I walked into my parents, and turned on the light between their beds, The light bulb blew up! Not just went out, but blew to pieces, and the buzzing noise stopped. Mom put me back to bed, but she was kinda freaked out,
In 1974, I was teaching at a music store in Menomonee Falls. I had a great sports car, and a cool road home to Milwaukee. I was racing down this great backroad, when I was stopped by a bright light in the road. It was looking like a tig welder. Couldn’t look at it. I stopped and pulled over to the side I figured a cop would come and tell me to turn around. I stuck my head out the window.. That’s all I remember. The next thing I knew, was that I was standing next to my car with my hands on the roof, watching a light blast away at enormous speed over me and across Lake Michigan. Two hours were gone.I’m not easily fooled. IQ164.