I'm 54 years old now and I'm still finding pin dot marks on my skin. As late as three days ago. Almost a week ago, I found a small (about 1/8 inch tall by 1/4 inch long) burn-like mark on my upper left arm kinda near the inside of the elbow. Originally it had a brown border (I'm light brown-skinned) with nothing inside the mark. After three to four days, the inside of the mark begins to color in brown. Really weird. I do not know how long that mark had been there before I noticed it. Never saw a mark of that precise shape. I definitely did not burn myself.
Haven't dreamed of UFOs or ETs lately, but have had mundane dreams that could be screen memories.
Here's the first pic I took of the mark:
I had difficulty taking a follow-up pic because of the location of the mark and the lighting in my livingroom being so dim. Went to the bathroom and the light is brighter there. So here's the best pic I could get. Hopefully you can tell how it's beginning to darken within the rectangle. This picture was taken two days ago.
Yesterday night it was 35% darkened in from the lower right corner inward.
Soooo, I'm in a classroom and I JUST checked my arm and the burn mark is GONE. All that is left is pale fresh skin like a healed burn would leave. There are traces of skin left over. I'm taking a picture now.
Here it is:
What do you guys and gals think about that? I think the mark was removed overnight. Maybe it got washed off in the shower, but my Spidey sense is saying no. It was one of those weird mornings when you keep waking up and feeling that something strange is going on. I felt like something was in the apartment but I saw no one when I looked about in the livingroom (I still sleep on the couch). Other than that, I slept peacefully.
In the podcasts I listen to, the guests and hosts keep saying that the ETs have been made to stop abducting people, but that's BS. They are still around doing whatever. We JUST DON"T REMEMBER anything. So it SEEMS like the ETS are gone. But they are up to their old tricks and erase or cover-up the memories of the visitations. That is my opinion on the matter.
Bye, folks . . . until next time!
[posted to MissionQuest forum]
