Sneezing at Roswell

Doesn't sound like the sort of "munchies" I was referring to, OP! Which is perhaps good news!

The hunger I was referring to would have been quite sudden in onset, no delay of a half hour or more, and it would have been of an intensity that was noticeable--literally hunger enough to eat the quantity of two meals in one sitting, wolfing it.

Very interesting thread here.

Hey, did the camera-man use a flash when he was taking pics of you/your's? Or, was the photography "flash-free"??

If he used a flash, I'd be wondering about there having been some induction technique associated with it. Any memories of a flash of his camera?

How do you deal with it and stay sane? I feel exhausted when I get up, I can't shake the memory of them, sometimes I wake up smelling and tasting this metallic taste, like when you have a filling at the dentist. When stuff crosses over into when you are awake, like bruises how can one keep thinking it was just a dream?

OP, if your sneezing reaction had been not just in the museum, but everywhere you went, I'd suggest it having been an allergy to cottonwood pollen which seems to afflict allergic people here (New Mex., Colorado) twice a year, in the spring and in the fall when the "cotton" is blowing everywhere.

I'm originally from Roswell and that museum is crap. Definitely a dark, weird feeling while you're in there. Did the guy you're talking about seem like he works there? If so, I'll bet I can figure out who he is.

As for the sneezing, did you visit recently? They've had a very early spring this year and the junipers are blooming like crazy along with lots of other allergens. That could be the problem. Just a side note, but I've always been a serial sneezer: when I sneeze I always sneeze at least 5 times and sometimes as many as 15 in a row. Sometimes I even hyperventilate and get dizzy enough that I have to sit down. My oldest son is the same way...go figure!

Don't know what to tell you about the hotel oddities and the white sands thing. I have a family member who works with the high speed sleds and I know that shuttles are common to take employees from the parking lot to the lab, but it doesn't sound like the Jeep thing is the same.

It was just in the museum and we where there the end of July.

Serious question....This last summer I took 2 of my daughters (13 and 16) on a "road trip of epic proportion". Our first stop was Roswell, NM. We visited the museum and bought shirts. It was lots of fun. BTW, it is really educational but is more like a science project exhibit, newspaper clippings, recordings of radio broadcasts, drawings, replicas, etc... The girls were excited though. Strange though was my physical reaction during the tour. I could not stop sneezing during the duration. I also started noticing a guy that stayed with us throughout the museum. It is a place where you just walk around on your own so as a Mom with my girls out on a road trip my radar was always on overdrive so I thought I was being overly paranoid but then I noticed he was taking pictures of exhibits from behind us, always with us in the pic. He never walked up and read anything up close, always kept us between him and the object of his camera. At the end is a recreation of an autopsy, we are all looking at it and I felt really sickened by it and said, you know, it just seems morbid, a recreation of an autopsy, of any species is just wrong. I then turned and noticed both my girls have tears in their eyes. We exited into the gift shop, bought shirts and I noticed camera guy is now in the exit area. Its like you leave the gift shop and walk along the building face along a glassed in area to the other exit door. So he is in there talking, we finish and we have to walk past him in this narrow area to get outside. He is still talking and as we are going past him he turns and watches us, nods and says "Welcome back ladies, enjoy your trip." Welcome back???

OK, I know I am being paranoid but you have to admit that was weird, we kind of laughed it off, made jokes and all as we drove over to our next stop, White Sands missile range. We checked into the hotel and the clerk guy says, "Hey nice to see you, been waiting for you, I saved back 2 sleds for you to take to the dunes." I am thinking my husband called them even though I made these reservations and only listed one adult on the reservation. So we change, go out to the dunes and spent the entire afternoon sledding and sitting out there watching the sun set. As we are leaving we actually got to see some military helicopters fly past. Later I talk to my husband and he never called the hotel...

We then drove past the giant array telescopes just in time to see someone dressed up in a blue body suit near one of the telescope get picked up by a jeep and taken somewhere. We of course pulled over and took pictures. During the petrified forest tour we had a park ranger follow us through the entire park, stopping where we stopped and giving us pretty much a guided tour. Then after lots of other cool stops, we get to San Francisco and check into our hotel only to find out our room for 4 nights has been upgraded free of charge to the presidential suite, complete with balcony facing the ocean...

When I get home I am telling my dad (who is retired high up military) about Roswell and the sneezing and his reaction is, "wow, I bet that got their attention". I was like, why would my sneezing get anyone's attention? He said no reason and changed the subject.


So after all of that I really just want to know if anyone has ever had anything strange happen while vacationing, especially at sites such as Roswell, and also, has anyone else ever experienced or heard of anyone having sneezing fits at those places...and why the heck sneezing could/would get someone's attention?

Well, a couple of things...that your father was a high up
retired military guy throws up a red flag for me. I am
also curious why the "interest" in Roswell. That also is
a red flag for me only that it would reflect on something
which could be subconscious. Earlier experiences?

Yes, I have also had dreams of military abduction. This
after a series of phone calls and "tones". I would not listen to the tones but others like me at the same time
were getting these calls so we knew there was some kind of effort going on. Suggesting that perhaps something happened to you to that triggered a visit to this place. In my military abduction dream, they would say look up, and I would look up. They said, "what do you see?". "A Ufo", I would say. "Nooooooo, you dont", the man in my face would scream, just inches away. I would disassociate and think, this guy is going to have a heart attack. In the end, I realized I was dreaming when I had a chance to bolt, and I did. The guys with guns came running like crazy in hot pursuit but they never fired on me. At this point I told myself it was most likely remote viewers sitting in a room messing with me. So, they CAN get into your mind. Awareness of what is real or not can help although at times be difficult to discern.

Watch your children for signs of paranormal activity. Ask
them about their dreams. It could be nothing but it could be something since your "mother's intuition" is suggesting that there were too many high strangeness coincidences for it to be merely happenstance.

If phones ring and you answer and it is dead air, hang up immediately. Never listen to tones or clicks on your phone.

It could also be that you were identified as a person of interest long before you walked through the door. I attended a ufo conference once and caught a man snapping pics of EVERYONE's license plates in the parking lot. We confronted him and he was dismissive. That afternoon he walked up to my friend and gave her a piece of paper which had something written on it that proved that she had been under surveillance for most of her adult life, if not her whole life. He did not say why but he did prove his point that he was a force to be reckoned with.

In a perfect world, it would probably be nothing, but in these crazy times, the pieces of the puzzle you are trying to figure out would probably amaze you with their numbers...

Good luck

OP yes to the ventilation system with particles

or possibly the "wave" atmosphere (radio,UV waves, etc)

The interest in space has been there since childhood, I ended up getting my Master degree in Geology and Earth Science. I have always been exposed to the idea of ufos/aliens etc.. but always in a way that suggested the possibility not the Hollywood type version. My dad would take me and my brother out side at night and throw down a quilt so we could lay there and stare at the stars, he would point out different constellations and we would see who could find the Andromeda galaxy first. But Roswell, well I don't know I just always thought it was possible and last summer the girls found that old show from the 90's on netflix and became obsessed. lol So it became our number one stop on our road trip. Little did I know it would turn out so bizarre...

I use to get lots of dead silence calls so I got rid of my home phone and now just use my cell, if I don't know the number I don't answer it. I have also always been into Remote viewing as well, and have practiced it with friends, actually pretty good at it. :)

The girls haven't mentioned paranormal dreams but my 13 year old has an irrational fear of storms and the dark, and my 16 year old use to have tons of nose bleeds when she was younger and has an IQ of 146. That is about the extent of anything unusual with them.

If you had dreams, then you were taken out of time and they performed their procedures, than placed you back into the time line where you were entered from. That would include your kids.

In most cases missing time is unnoticed because the translation was seamless and the time period was re-entered at the moment the subject(s) were taken.

Have you asked your kids why the tears.

You are probably a hybrid.

I'm serious.

You need to have a good talk with your father.

OP, it seems some midgets had the same issues, kind of

What do you mean?

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