Mild Rants

 We got this hand written letter from a left handed person employed by Jehovah's Witness organization. We originally thought the letter was from some friends in Lubbock Texas due to the post mark on the envelope.  Some internet searching told us it was probably sent by Andrea and Anthony Conti who come up a lot on internet searches Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses 1718 N Atkinson Ave in Roswell New Mexico. So now we know Andrea's last name which she did not include in the letter you see below.  We are still trying to figure out why the church mailed a hand written letter to Brownfield, Texas not too far down the road from Lubbock. Maybe they thought we were retiring in Roswell? If you read this Andrea, let us know why you sent the letter please. It is almost strikes me that you are just a kid doing what your elders instructed, maybe to drive up membership which will give the LDS church more operating revenue.  The main problem we have with your version of the...

YO, there is a cat in Southeastern New Mexico named Russell A. Scott. The dude is hopelessly religious. Actually believes a man was dead for 3 days and then came back to life to save all humanity from ruinous conditions. I'll forgive him for that. 85% of the world's sheep like population believes in some kind of loving supernatural being. So Mr Scott wrote an officious letter to the editor of the Carlsbad Newspaper(may have been Artesia or Roswell; you can Google his name to find out if it matters to you). Old man Scott was criticizing another letter writer that he did not name.(Probably could not remember the name) Russell vehemently insisted said writer should inform the reader that his views were only opinions. Good God Almighty Mr Scott! So the tripe you spew is something other than feeble minded opinions of an insular Bible Thumper?!?! You hide behind pedantic definitions of words like refugee to support your tenuous arguments. When will you learn that the truly bright...

Shannon Stidman was employed as a paranormal specialist for the  Washington State Ghost Society. She spent some of her time reading through snail mail and email that dealt with hauntings, poltergeists, witches etc. Shannon's primary function was to determine which supernatural claims were credible and which were bogus. I wish I had been around to advise Miss Stidman on this matter prior to her accepting the employment in Washington State. She eventually quit the job and moved to Austin, Texas in the United States of America. She did the right thing since THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A CREDIBLE REPORTAGE OF A GHOST.