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Personal Narrative: The Raven
I learned these creatures can hear us from their spaceships,and thru out my life I've learned they don't become interested in all humans, only humans who are somnambulist, who inquire after them, and possible hybrids with the creatures DNA. I also believe they have the capacity to see us with some kind of operating systems‎ in their ship. On 9/2015 my husband and I stayed at Farragut State Park for a month celebrating our 25th anniversary. At this time I made friends with a raven. I didn't use food to befriend the raven, instead I chased him making squawking sounds and waving. It only took a day for the raven to become inquisitive enough to come find me.
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