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		<title>By: John Carlson</title>
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		<dc:creator>John Carlson</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 27 Aug 2010 19:00:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>John - I have an inbox full of similar stories. While some people are driving or walking (as I was) and find themselves elsewhere with no recall of getting there, many others tell me of experiences like yours: time seems to just &quot;skip ahead&quot;, e.g., one minute someone is puttering around the house in the mid-afternoon, and the next thing they know it&#039;s midnight. They haven&#039;t gone anywhere, it&#039;s just that time seems to have jumped ahead or fast-forwarded.

I can&#039;t offer you any explanation of why this happens, but it I do know that I hear lot of stories just like yours from people that sound very sane and credible. I&#039;m not convinced that this phenomenon is necessarily caused by &quot;alien abduction&quot;, but I&#039;m hesitant to just write it off as a matter of zoning out or dozing off on your feet. I honestly don&#039;t feel that this was what happened to me.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>John &#8211; I have an inbox full of similar stories. While some people are driving or walking (as I was) and find themselves elsewhere with no recall of getting there, many others tell me of experiences like yours: time seems to just &#8220;skip ahead&#8221;, e.g., one minute someone is puttering around the house in the mid-afternoon, and the next thing they know it&#8217;s midnight. They haven&#8217;t gone anywhere, it&#8217;s just that time seems to have jumped ahead or fast-forwarded.</p>
<p>I can&#8217;t offer you any explanation of why this happens, but it I do know that I hear lot of stories just like yours from people that sound very sane and credible. I&#8217;m not convinced that this phenomenon is necessarily caused by &#8220;alien abduction&#8221;, but I&#8217;m hesitant to just write it off as a matter of zoning out or dozing off on your feet. I honestly don&#8217;t feel that this was what happened to me.</p>
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		<title>By: John</title>
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		<dc:creator>John</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:22:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I don&#039;t subscribe to the idea of aliens taking people as a reason for missing time, I just figured people forgot things, and couldn&#039;t explain them. Then last night, I was sitting on my porch, it was around 12am-1am, I had just gotten out of the shower and was watching a movie on my iPod, when I heard a noise in the field next to my house. I was about 45 minutes into my movie, and assumed it was no later than 2am in my mind. I&#039;ve always had a great sense of time. Being able to accurately guess the aporoxament time fairly accurately without looking at my watch. So when I heard a noise, which sounded like a garbage can getting knocked over, I paused my movie on my iPod, glanced out the screen, saw nothing, then hit play on my iPod. When you touch the screen on an iPod, the play/ff/rewind touch controls come up, and the time is displayed on the top. Glancing at the top I noticed the time said 4:06am. My hair still being damp from my shower, I figured the clock on my iPod was incorrect. I knew I hadn&#039;t been outside for more than two hours tops. I didn&#039;t black out, fall asleep, see any UFOs, or even move. But almost two hours of time passed, and passed as if I skipped over it, instead of going through it. My hair is short and doesn&#039;t stay damp longer than an hour. I&#039;ve had no history of anything that could be attributed to losing track of time.and I can recall everything I did from the time I got out of the shower, to the point I realized it was after four in the morning.  So I tried to search the Internet to see if anyone else has had a similar experience, and I can&#039;t seem to find anything that isn&#039;t connected to aliens or angels. Medical problem? Or am I experiencing  events that I cannot remember?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I don&#8217;t subscribe to the idea of aliens taking people as a reason for missing time, I just figured people forgot things, and couldn&#8217;t explain them. Then last night, I was sitting on my porch, it was around 12am-1am, I had just gotten out of the shower and was watching a movie on my iPod, when I heard a noise in the field next to my house. I was about 45 minutes into my movie, and assumed it was no later than 2am in my mind. I&#8217;ve always had a great sense of time. Being able to accurately guess the aporoxament time fairly accurately without looking at my watch. So when I heard a noise, which sounded like a garbage can getting knocked over, I paused my movie on my iPod, glanced out the screen, saw nothing, then hit play on my iPod. When you touch the screen on an iPod, the play/ff/rewind touch controls come up, and the time is displayed on the top. Glancing at the top I noticed the time said 4:06am. My hair still being damp from my shower, I figured the clock on my iPod was incorrect. I knew I hadn&#8217;t been outside for more than two hours tops. I didn&#8217;t black out, fall asleep, see any UFOs, or even move. But almost two hours of time passed, and passed as if I skipped over it, instead of going through it. My hair is short and doesn&#8217;t stay damp longer than an hour. I&#8217;ve had no history of anything that could be attributed to losing track of time.and I can recall everything I did from the time I got out of the shower, to the point I realized it was after four in the morning.  So I tried to search the Internet to see if anyone else has had a similar experience, and I can&#8217;t seem to find anything that isn&#8217;t connected to aliens or angels. Medical problem? Or am I experiencing  events that I cannot remember?</p>
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		<title>By: jon tron</title>
		<link>http://www.theparanomalist.com/184/missing-time-experience/comment-page-1/#comment-1239</link>
		<dc:creator>jon tron</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 03 Aug 2010 23:03:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>This is an odd experience.  Particularly with the whole issue with your mother.  It does seem sometimes that people who are close - like you and your mother - can sometimes share a &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.barmck.com&quot; rel=&quot;nofollow&quot;&gt;personal energy&lt;/a&gt; that connects them but...I certainly don&#039;t have an explanation but interesting story.  Wonder if you&#039;ll ever know.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is an odd experience.  Particularly with the whole issue with your mother.  It does seem sometimes that people who are close &#8211; like you and your mother &#8211; can sometimes share a <a href="http://www.barmck.com" rel="nofollow">personal energy</a> that connects them but&#8230;I certainly don&#8217;t have an explanation but interesting story.  Wonder if you&#8217;ll ever know.</p>
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		<title>By: John Carlson</title>
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		<dc:creator>John Carlson</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 01 Aug 2010 22:04:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Barbara - Hopefully it&#039;s some comfort to know that so many other people have had similar experiences. I&#039;ve had a number of people telling me similar accounts of covering long distances in an impossibly short amount of time. And as for your roommate&#039;s unwakeable sleep, that&#039;s another common element in missing time reports. If this has happened to you numerous times, then you were likely the target of...whatever it is that&#039;s behind this phenomenon. Your roommate was &quot;switched off&quot;, so to speak, because she wasn&#039;t needed and (whatever it is) didn&#039;t want her to interrupt or interfere. That&#039;s my interpretation based on what I&#039;ve read and the emails that I&#039;ve received.

Thanks for telling us about this.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Barbara &#8211; Hopefully it&#8217;s some comfort to know that so many other people have had similar experiences. I&#8217;ve had a number of people telling me similar accounts of covering long distances in an impossibly short amount of time. And as for your roommate&#8217;s unwakeable sleep, that&#8217;s another common element in missing time reports. If this has happened to you numerous times, then you were likely the target of&#8230;whatever it is that&#8217;s behind this phenomenon. Your roommate was &#8220;switched off&#8221;, so to speak, because she wasn&#8217;t needed and (whatever it is) didn&#8217;t want her to interrupt or interfere. That&#8217;s my interpretation based on what I&#8217;ve read and the emails that I&#8217;ve received.</p>
<p>Thanks for telling us about this.</p>
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		<title>By: Barbara Fann</title>
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		<dc:creator>Barbara Fann</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 01 Aug 2010 20:37:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Reading these accounts makes me realize that experiencing time anomalies is far more common than supposed.  I&#039;ve had numerous experiences --day and night -- when I lost time. At one point (after seeing &quot;Sybil&quot;) I even worried that  these time losses were the result of some sort of multiple personality disorder! But, upon careful reflection, I realized that since at least some of these experiences were in the company of others, I was fairly safe in assuming I was not in the grip of schizophrenia, thank God. 

This particular experience was not a time loss but rather a time GAIN.

 I was about 19 years old at the time, in college at University of Tennessee-Knoxville campus, and had been invited by a boy I had met to visit him at Fort Knox, Ky over New Year&#039;s. My roommate and I debated the trip and decided at the last minute to go. It was very cold, snowing and the roads (this was in &#039;67) over the mountains  between the two places were an icy mishmash of secondary and short stretches of interstate roads under construction, far different from the smooth interstates we travel on now. It took us about 8 (hair-raising) hours to make the trip in our little Volkswagen bug. When we got there, the whole experience of seeing the boy again was a disappointment, so we simply decided to get back in the car and go home even though it was in the wee hours of the morning.  I took what I thought was going to be the first leg of driving and found myself slowly creeping over more an and more treacherous icy roads.  To my dismay, my roommate had immediately fallen  into a deep sleep. After  couple of hours I tried to wake her so she could drive for a bit, but no amount of yelling, shaking or cold air with the windows down would wake her.  I didn&#039;t think too much about it as she was an early to bed person and a very sound sleeper, so I drove on, thinking sooner or later she would wake up...but no.  I continued driving, rolling down the window, playing music and trying periodically to wake her..to no avail. There were no convenient rest stops or eating places back then. No well-lighted roads, and businesses were few and far between, and didn&#039;t stay open all night back then either. I resigned myself to driving the rest of the way with no help, the roads getting worse and worse.
 I seemed to sense myself &quot;fading out&quot; ..like going on &quot;auto pilot&quot; and THEN... I found myself pulling into the parking lot of our apartment complex. at about 7 am--at which time my roommate woke up and asked groggily, &quot;Where are we now?&quot; I told her &quot;Home&quot;. She looked at her watch and said, &quot;That&#039;s impossible.&quot;  We had apparently traveled the entire way in less than 5 hours.  
Even weirder, though we both realized how bizarre the experience was, we never discussed it again. It was almost as if it was a taboo subject.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Reading these accounts makes me realize that experiencing time anomalies is far more common than supposed.  I&#8217;ve had numerous experiences &#8211;day and night &#8212; when I lost time. At one point (after seeing &#8220;Sybil&#8221;) I even worried that  these time losses were the result of some sort of multiple personality disorder! But, upon careful reflection, I realized that since at least some of these experiences were in the company of others, I was fairly safe in assuming I was not in the grip of schizophrenia, thank God. </p>
<p>This particular experience was not a time loss but rather a time GAIN.</p>
<p> I was about 19 years old at the time, in college at University of Tennessee-Knoxville campus, and had been invited by a boy I had met to visit him at Fort Knox, Ky over New Year&#8217;s. My roommate and I debated the trip and decided at the last minute to go. It was very cold, snowing and the roads (this was in &#8217;67) over the mountains  between the two places were an icy mishmash of secondary and short stretches of interstate roads under construction, far different from the smooth interstates we travel on now. It took us about 8 (hair-raising) hours to make the trip in our little Volkswagen bug. When we got there, the whole experience of seeing the boy again was a disappointment, so we simply decided to get back in the car and go home even though it was in the wee hours of the morning.  I took what I thought was going to be the first leg of driving and found myself slowly creeping over more an and more treacherous icy roads.  To my dismay, my roommate had immediately fallen  into a deep sleep. After  couple of hours I tried to wake her so she could drive for a bit, but no amount of yelling, shaking or cold air with the windows down would wake her.  I didn&#8217;t think too much about it as she was an early to bed person and a very sound sleeper, so I drove on, thinking sooner or later she would wake up&#8230;but no.  I continued driving, rolling down the window, playing music and trying periodically to wake her..to no avail. There were no convenient rest stops or eating places back then. No well-lighted roads, and businesses were few and far between, and didn&#8217;t stay open all night back then either. I resigned myself to driving the rest of the way with no help, the roads getting worse and worse.<br />
 I seemed to sense myself &#8220;fading out&#8221; ..like going on &#8220;auto pilot&#8221; and THEN&#8230; I found myself pulling into the parking lot of our apartment complex. at about 7 am&#8211;at which time my roommate woke up and asked groggily, &#8220;Where are we now?&#8221; I told her &#8220;Home&#8221;. She looked at her watch and said, &#8220;That&#8217;s impossible.&#8221;  We had apparently traveled the entire way in less than 5 hours.<br />
Even weirder, though we both realized how bizarre the experience was, we never discussed it again. It was almost as if it was a taboo subject.</p>
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		<title>By: John Carlson</title>
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		<dc:creator>John Carlson</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Jul 2010 12:37:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Very interesting experiences. Thanks, Amber. What I found particularly interesting was that you saw this supernova but your friend who was with you did not. I think certain people are more in tune with these phenomena. I was camping in NY State a few years ago with some friends and we walked down to a pier by the lake near where we&#039;d set up camp. I saw an object in the sky that moved in an erratic pattern - very quickly, then stopping suddenly and changing direction, then moving off more slowly. My friend was looking at the same strange object (we initially thought it might have been a satellite because it appeared to be quite high up) but when it began to move like that, my friend simply didn&#039;t see its motion. To him, it was just a satellite, but I&#039;ve never seen an aerial object move in that way before. You might be more sensitive to these experiences than most, and I think this whole missing time thing fits in with that, somehow. It appears to be common to people who see and encounter strange phenomena, but that&#039;s just my observation from the contact that I&#039;ve had with people through this blog.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Very interesting experiences. Thanks, Amber. What I found particularly interesting was that you saw this supernova but your friend who was with you did not. I think certain people are more in tune with these phenomena. I was camping in NY State a few years ago with some friends and we walked down to a pier by the lake near where we&#8217;d set up camp. I saw an object in the sky that moved in an erratic pattern &#8211; very quickly, then stopping suddenly and changing direction, then moving off more slowly. My friend was looking at the same strange object (we initially thought it might have been a satellite because it appeared to be quite high up) but when it began to move like that, my friend simply didn&#8217;t see its motion. To him, it was just a satellite, but I&#8217;ve never seen an aerial object move in that way before. You might be more sensitive to these experiences than most, and I think this whole missing time thing fits in with that, somehow. It appears to be common to people who see and encounter strange phenomena, but that&#8217;s just my observation from the contact that I&#8217;ve had with people through this blog.</p>
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		<title>By: Amber</title>
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		<dc:creator>Amber</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 12 Jul 2010 03:00:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I&#039;ve had memory lapses twice so far in my life and several very wierd and very scary dreams.  The first was when I was about 6 or 7 maybe younger and we were just returning home from a long road trip.  My dad put me in bed, said goodnight, switched off the light and closed the door.  Not 5 seconds later I swear it, he opened the door and turned the light on and said good morning, time to wake up.  I remember telling him &quot;but you just left!&quot; and he said &quot;no you were just tired&quot;.  I can&#039;t understand it to this day I&#039;ve never experienced anything like that, I always have a sense of time, my body will even wake itself up right before my alarm goes off, I have an amazing body clock...but that just didn&#039;t make sense.  The second time was recent last year when I was in Iraq I was laying in bed thinking about something, I don&#039;t even remember what it was anymore, but I was thinking very hard and all of a sudden I had a feeling that I had been thinking for a long time and I looked at the clock and it was 3 and a half hours later and I was completely rested...very wierd.  I couldn&#039;t sleep for the life of me.  I also had a couple of alien dreams in iraq and saw what I can only describe as a supernova in the sky when I was on night shift.  My friend was with me but he didn&#039;t see it, when I saw it it was like there was someone in the sky taking a picture when the bulb flashes and then glows and dims into darkness, it scared me so much I jumped behind him and the blood went out of my face.The first scary dream I had in my life and the only time I&#039;ve ever fallen off of my bed was of me and my teacher in the classroom, her sitting at the desk and me dancing around the room in a big circle, then a creature came out of a plant pot as I passed it and I ran from it around the room but it caught me and dragged me into the pot with it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve had memory lapses twice so far in my life and several very wierd and very scary dreams.  The first was when I was about 6 or 7 maybe younger and we were just returning home from a long road trip.  My dad put me in bed, said goodnight, switched off the light and closed the door.  Not 5 seconds later I swear it, he opened the door and turned the light on and said good morning, time to wake up.  I remember telling him &#8220;but you just left!&#8221; and he said &#8220;no you were just tired&#8221;.  I can&#8217;t understand it to this day I&#8217;ve never experienced anything like that, I always have a sense of time, my body will even wake itself up right before my alarm goes off, I have an amazing body clock&#8230;but that just didn&#8217;t make sense.  The second time was recent last year when I was in Iraq I was laying in bed thinking about something, I don&#8217;t even remember what it was anymore, but I was thinking very hard and all of a sudden I had a feeling that I had been thinking for a long time and I looked at the clock and it was 3 and a half hours later and I was completely rested&#8230;very wierd.  I couldn&#8217;t sleep for the life of me.  I also had a couple of alien dreams in iraq and saw what I can only describe as a supernova in the sky when I was on night shift.  My friend was with me but he didn&#8217;t see it, when I saw it it was like there was someone in the sky taking a picture when the bulb flashes and then glows and dims into darkness, it scared me so much I jumped behind him and the blood went out of my face.The first scary dream I had in my life and the only time I&#8217;ve ever fallen off of my bed was of me and my teacher in the classroom, her sitting at the desk and me dancing around the room in a big circle, then a creature came out of a plant pot as I passed it and I ran from it around the room but it caught me and dragged me into the pot with it.</p>
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		<title>By: John Carlson</title>
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		<dc:creator>John Carlson</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Jul 2010 02:33:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi Paige,

I just don&#039;t know how to respond any longer to these accounts of missing time incidents. I&#039;ve really been getting a lot of them -- emails as well as comments on the blog. I wish I knew what to the heck they were all about. Some seem to have a strong UFO connection, as yours seems to, and others defy categorization. I find it both comforting &lt;em&gt;and&lt;/em&gt; disturbing that so many people from different areas and walks of life have gone through this. I have to say, it&#039;s starting to sound almost commonplace. 

The two aspects of your story that I found the most intriguing were the fact that your daughter claims to have had these alien &quot;dreams&quot;. If you&#039;ve read any of Budd Hopkins&#039;s books, like &lt;em&gt;Missing Time&lt;/em&gt; and &lt;em&gt;Intruders&lt;/em&gt;, he talks about the abduction phenomena often occuring among families and over several generations. The other part that caught my attention was that you had a haunting experience and ghostly encounters. I know the UFO folks don&#039;t like to mingle with the Ghost enthusiasts, but there&#039;s been plenty of anectodal evidence that these supposedly different phenomena are often linked. This just further cements my feeling that a lot -- probably all -- of these different phenomena are all, at the most basic level, part of the same thing. Probably why I thought &lt;em&gt;Hunt for the Skinwalkers&lt;/em&gt; was such an important book. The people at that ranch also experienced hauntings and poltergeist-like activity, as well as UFO sightings &lt;em&gt;and&lt;/em&gt; encounters with bizarre creatures. Wow, ghosts, UFOs, and cryptids all in one place? But one has nothing to do with other, right? I&#039;ve really come to believe that this is wrong thinking.

Thanks so much for sharing that with everyone. Best of luck to you and your family.

John</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Paige,</p>
<p>I just don&#8217;t know how to respond any longer to these accounts of missing time incidents. I&#8217;ve really been getting a lot of them &#8212; emails as well as comments on the blog. I wish I knew what to the heck they were all about. Some seem to have a strong UFO connection, as yours seems to, and others defy categorization. I find it both comforting <em>and</em> disturbing that so many people from different areas and walks of life have gone through this. I have to say, it&#8217;s starting to sound almost commonplace. </p>
<p>The two aspects of your story that I found the most intriguing were the fact that your daughter claims to have had these alien &#8220;dreams&#8221;. If you&#8217;ve read any of Budd Hopkins&#8217;s books, like <em>Missing Time</em> and <em>Intruders</em>, he talks about the abduction phenomena often occuring among families and over several generations. The other part that caught my attention was that you had a haunting experience and ghostly encounters. I know the UFO folks don&#8217;t like to mingle with the Ghost enthusiasts, but there&#8217;s been plenty of anectodal evidence that these supposedly different phenomena are often linked. This just further cements my feeling that a lot &#8212; probably all &#8212; of these different phenomena are all, at the most basic level, part of the same thing. Probably why I thought <em>Hunt for the Skinwalkers</em> was such an important book. The people at that ranch also experienced hauntings and poltergeist-like activity, as well as UFO sightings <em>and</em> encounters with bizarre creatures. Wow, ghosts, UFOs, and cryptids all in one place? But one has nothing to do with other, right? I&#8217;ve really come to believe that this is wrong thinking.</p>
<p>Thanks so much for sharing that with everyone. Best of luck to you and your family.</p>
<p>John</p>
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		<title>By: Paige</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paige</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Jul 2010 01:45:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I lost time in 1985 when driving with  my girlfriend down highway 299 toward Redding. I was taking her to the bus station in Redding and we were under time pressure to make the trip in a timely manner, and as such, were acutely aware of the time and how much we needed to get to the station.  

Background information:   My daughter, then 6, had just undergone brain surgery for a tumor, (craniopharyngioma), and was still very unstable physically. I had to quit my job and stay in my parents country  home near Burney while she convalesced.  My son who was 5 was with us too. I was recently divorced so my life was a nightmare, needless to say.  I also must metion, (sorry as I digress), that this remote property was haunted.  We heard sounds of people around, (footsteps, bangs, doors slamming, knocks on wall),  but no one was there. One night I awakened terrified of something coming down the hallway and I got up to turn on the bathroom light.  The elecricity cut off and, in the pitch darkness,  something sat on the bed next to me. The mattress moved, causing me to lean toward the thing that made it go down. I was quite awake when this occurred.  Then the lights came back on. As soon as they did, I threw on some clothes, grabbed my kids and drove to town to find lodging but nothing was available - (also very freaky as this was a nothing town).  I ended up having to go back to the house.  

Now, to get back to the missing time part:  My good friend and her children came up to keep us company for a few days- (it was around the 4th of July), and she had taken the Express bus from San Jose CA to Redding. The day she had to travel home was very hot and I was concerned because I had an older car that overheated frequently.  We were also on a tight time schedule and she and I both were very aware of the time we left, how long it took to get to Redding, and when we&#039;d be there in relationship to the bus&#039; departure.  We were happy to be making good time and she was going to be at the station early, (if the good road conditions continued). Suddenly, we had this awareness that it was MUCH LATER. The day looked different: the shadows were longer, the daylight different.  I looked at the clock and my watch, and it confirmed time loss of around 2 hours, (maybe more).  We were very chagrined and kept wondering how this could have happened. Worse, she missed the one express bus and now we&#039;d have to figure something else out.  We decided it made more sense to continue into Redding, go to the bus station so she could buy a ticket and get the next days&#039; schedule. (the bus only ran once a day).  She would have to get a motel room for the night too. When we got to the station and she was buying a ticket, the agent told her the bus had had some malfunction but they had just repaired it!  It was going to leave after all, albeit late.  To this day she and I scratch our heads in wonder as to what happened to us and our 4 children, (her two and my two).  I do have dreams of flying and going very fast. I also have dreams of being in an &quot;elevator&quot; that goes sideways, up and down and tremendous speed.  My daughter, now 16, was born around 9 years after this experience. She has always been afraid of aliens and described one to me as a little child. She said it was looking in her window. I chalked it up to a child&#039;s imagination at the time.  She also told me about her nightmare of being around aliens and us, (humans), mutating into aliens. She was the only one who was pure human.  She said one other person was human, she  thought, but then she saw his hand was an alien one.  Well, there&#039;s more but my knuckles are tired.  I just pray to God that they leave me alone because I like my reality of being on terra firma!! The notion of being abducted does not sit well with me at all.  PS Two years ago my brother, at the same country property, (whose location shall remain secret), saw a UFO hovering in the night sky. He said he did not see a craft but saw bright lights signaling another light in the distance, near Mt. Shasta.  They were doing some sort of code.  Then, a powerful beam of light swept from over the land, illuminating trees, river and fields, and abruptly went dark.  There was no noise.  Thank you for letting me share.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I lost time in 1985 when driving with  my girlfriend down highway 299 toward Redding. I was taking her to the bus station in Redding and we were under time pressure to make the trip in a timely manner, and as such, were acutely aware of the time and how much we needed to get to the station.  </p>
<p>Background information:   My daughter, then 6, had just undergone brain surgery for a tumor, (craniopharyngioma), and was still very unstable physically. I had to quit my job and stay in my parents country  home near Burney while she convalesced.  My son who was 5 was with us too. I was recently divorced so my life was a nightmare, needless to say.  I also must metion, (sorry as I digress), that this remote property was haunted.  We heard sounds of people around, (footsteps, bangs, doors slamming, knocks on wall),  but no one was there. One night I awakened terrified of something coming down the hallway and I got up to turn on the bathroom light.  The elecricity cut off and, in the pitch darkness,  something sat on the bed next to me. The mattress moved, causing me to lean toward the thing that made it go down. I was quite awake when this occurred.  Then the lights came back on. As soon as they did, I threw on some clothes, grabbed my kids and drove to town to find lodging but nothing was available &#8211; (also very freaky as this was a nothing town).  I ended up having to go back to the house.  </p>
<p>Now, to get back to the missing time part:  My good friend and her children came up to keep us company for a few days- (it was around the 4th of July), and she had taken the Express bus from San Jose CA to Redding. The day she had to travel home was very hot and I was concerned because I had an older car that overheated frequently.  We were also on a tight time schedule and she and I both were very aware of the time we left, how long it took to get to Redding, and when we&#8217;d be there in relationship to the bus&#8217; departure.  We were happy to be making good time and she was going to be at the station early, (if the good road conditions continued). Suddenly, we had this awareness that it was MUCH LATER. The day looked different: the shadows were longer, the daylight different.  I looked at the clock and my watch, and it confirmed time loss of around 2 hours, (maybe more).  We were very chagrined and kept wondering how this could have happened. Worse, she missed the one express bus and now we&#8217;d have to figure something else out.  We decided it made more sense to continue into Redding, go to the bus station so she could buy a ticket and get the next days&#8217; schedule. (the bus only ran once a day).  She would have to get a motel room for the night too. When we got to the station and she was buying a ticket, the agent told her the bus had had some malfunction but they had just repaired it!  It was going to leave after all, albeit late.  To this day she and I scratch our heads in wonder as to what happened to us and our 4 children, (her two and my two).  I do have dreams of flying and going very fast. I also have dreams of being in an &#8220;elevator&#8221; that goes sideways, up and down and tremendous speed.  My daughter, now 16, was born around 9 years after this experience. She has always been afraid of aliens and described one to me as a little child. She said it was looking in her window. I chalked it up to a child&#8217;s imagination at the time.  She also told me about her nightmare of being around aliens and us, (humans), mutating into aliens. She was the only one who was pure human.  She said one other person was human, she  thought, but then she saw his hand was an alien one.  Well, there&#8217;s more but my knuckles are tired.  I just pray to God that they leave me alone because I like my reality of being on terra firma!! The notion of being abducted does not sit well with me at all.  PS Two years ago my brother, at the same country property, (whose location shall remain secret), saw a UFO hovering in the night sky. He said he did not see a craft but saw bright lights signaling another light in the distance, near Mt. Shasta.  They were doing some sort of code.  Then, a powerful beam of light swept from over the land, illuminating trees, river and fields, and abruptly went dark.  There was no noise.  Thank you for letting me share.</p>
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		<title>By: Joe</title>
		<link>http://www.theparanomalist.com/184/missing-time-experience/comment-page-1/#comment-724</link>
		<dc:creator>Joe</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 22 Jun 2010 11:34:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>what i&#039;ve noticed is that there seems to be moments or instances where everyone, seem to feel, &#039;the week flew by&#039; or the day dragged on. i think that&#039;s something you will see. I believe the follow each other too. You see a day fly by, you ask people, did the day seem short? and several people would say, yes it did, Or other times, (and it seems like they follow each other  within a weeks space,  did so and so day seem to be a long day? and then several people say, yes, yes it did seem to be a long day.  My theory is that the conciousness is somewhat of the substance of electric pulse that is a medium that transpire the whole universe. That consciousness ripples. Imagine for a second., consider contemplating what you thought about a movie? It would take some time. Imagine if what you could think in an minutes time, or several minutes time, could occur to you in a much shorter period.  Through the day, you notice much more things. There hsould be evidence of that, but pershaps its over looked or it doesn&#039;t manifest so smiply as one might expect. People take timed test, and such, Just some thoughts on it, Next time you seem to have a full day that seems long, or one that seems to fly by, ask others what they thought.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>what i&#8217;ve noticed is that there seems to be moments or instances where everyone, seem to feel, &#8216;the week flew by&#8217; or the day dragged on. i think that&#8217;s something you will see. I believe the follow each other too. You see a day fly by, you ask people, did the day seem short? and several people would say, yes it did, Or other times, (and it seems like they follow each other  within a weeks space,  did so and so day seem to be a long day? and then several people say, yes, yes it did seem to be a long day.  My theory is that the conciousness is somewhat of the substance of electric pulse that is a medium that transpire the whole universe. That consciousness ripples. Imagine for a second., consider contemplating what you thought about a movie? It would take some time. Imagine if what you could think in an minutes time, or several minutes time, could occur to you in a much shorter period.  Through the day, you notice much more things. There hsould be evidence of that, but pershaps its over looked or it doesn&#8217;t manifest so smiply as one might expect. People take timed test, and such, Just some thoughts on it, Next time you seem to have a full day that seems long, or one that seems to fly by, ask others what they thought.</p>
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