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When her father disappears, Heather Mason is drawn into a strange and terrifying alternate reality that holds answers to the horrific nightmares that have plagued her since childhood.
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Our Theme Song
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Love of my Life
by: Jim Brickman
Today, Nov. 12 is a special day to us because like a usual girlfriend and boyfriend we used to celebrate our monthsary and anniversary together. And this period of day is our 3rd year anniversary.. Since both of us are temporarily apart from each other. He always doing things that seems soo sweet eventhough his way is through internet only...
And yesterday Nov.11 he sent me this song..... wow.... im so very touch for what he had done...
Also plus point to his caption "This song is for you... I'll sing it for you someday...
♥"
How glad I'am for my boyfriend that despite we are miles to each other he still doing what he used to do when we are together...
I truly inlove with my Boyfriend... ^__^ Love is in the Air always...
The Children (AHorror Movie)
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I want to share what i had watched awhile ago...
Actually, i'am one of the avid fan of horror movie..
This movie for me is horrifying since the killers are children..
Enjoy ^__^
Giveaway Alert...
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Sunday, November 4, 2012
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Sandy uproots Connecticut tree, 200-year-old human remains uncovered
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(Reuters) - A Connecticut town got an unexpected history lesson after fierce winds from monster storm Sandy toppled a 103-year-old oak tree and exposed skeletal remains below it, officials said on Wednesday.
The remains likely belonged to a victim of yellow fever or smallpox who might have been buried on the New Haven town green between 1799 and 1821, police spokesman David Hartman said.
Headstones for those buried below the green were moved to a local cemetery in 1821, but the bodies of potentially thousands of residents were never relocated, he said.
This week's storm brought 40 to 70 mile per hour winds to New Haven, knocking out power, downing trees and causing some flooding to properties, Hartman said.
Sandy's force overturned a well-known oak that was planted on the town green in 1909 in honor of the 100th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln's birth. A passerby looking at the fallen oak on Tuesday spotted human bones in its roots and alerted authorities, Hartman said.
News of the discovery drew a crowd to the green, where people offered historical information and wild theories about the origins of the skeleton, he said.
"It was a great deal of fun, with no disrespect intended to the dead of course," Hartman said. "It was good Halloween stuff."
A death investigator from the medical examiner's office and a research associate from Yale University's Department of Anthropology are collecting the remains. The city is discussing how to properly bury them after they are studied, Hartman said.
Given the likely history of the skeleton, no criminal investigation is planned, he said.
(Reporting by Colleen Jenkins; Editing by Cynthia Johnston and Cynthia Osterman)
