Glowing Orb - Second Contact
At night I like to sit on my patio - 2nd floor apartment facing East. Watching the stars is one of my favorite things to do and have been doing it my whole life. Though I've always been fascinated with paranormal and aliens and things, never have I actually seen a UFO (that I remember...except the spider - read about my first "encounter"). Anyway, it was around 7:30 pm on a mild night in Arizona. For a few months I had been sort of distraught - feeling abandoned - like I didn't belong here on this planet and I wanted to go home -- wherever that was.
A normal night - I looked out and there was this thing hanging in the sky over my neighbor's roof - maybe about 200 feet in the air. I could see it very plainly as there was still just a hint of sunlight in the sky. This "thing" kind of looked like a blob - it was ambient orange and white and maybe about as big as a quarter at arms length in the sky - fairly big. It just hung there and sort of morphed in color and shape. It looked like it was made up of a clear membrane and the glowing lights were inside the membranes. The light was soft - not like a harsh airplane light or anything and I could clearly make out its shape. It was sort of egg shaped I guess. I tried to get a pic of it with my cell phone but the camera was crappy and I couldn't see the thing thru the view finder so I put it down and called my daughter from her bedroom. She and I both watched this thing for about 15 minutes marveling at it - wondering what it was. She thought it looked like a jellyfish. It certainly did move like one.
Eventually it sort of moved out of our sight and was gone. I picked up my cell phone to call someone to tell them about it but my phone was turned completely OFF! I never turn off my cell phone - ever! We reported the incident to some local UFO hunter but he seemed unimpressed tho it sure left an impression on me and my daughter. I sort of felt like my lonely cries had been heard and my "people" had come to tell me I'm not alone.
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