Thank you p, Sam. Grateful for your comments.

Thanks for reading, and for your thoughtful analysis,Tim. I appreciate your constructive criticism very much.

Thanks, Nev!

Thank you sweetie. Wanted to post some art. lol
I’ve been slacking on that aspect of my creative side.
I’m fixing to call you!
I’m grabbing some coffee first!

I’m glad you enjoyed! The whole reason artists make art is to move people.
Whether through words, art, or music. I’m glad to have payed it forward since you do the same for us here
on the site:). Thank you for stopping by!

Hi Sam!
Thank you for that. Means a lot, seriously:)
I started taking digital art classes last year and this one was extra special to me so I thought I’d share.
Venturing into uncharted territory has its benefits!

Thanks again!

Hello lovely:)

I’m so happy you enjoyed. Made my evening seeing you on my page chica!
It’s been an amazing experience learning new ways to express myself.
Thank you for stopping by!

Damien, amigo! Thank you!
This was an extra special write because it was such a sad historical event.
The remnants are still here for everyone to view. Not sure how I feel about that.
Having other peoples pain on display. Just feels like such an intrusion.

But you know what is pretty cool to display, your rocking avatar’s hair!! Hahaha
Had to lighten up this comment, I meant no offense:)

Hey there! Poetry and artwork is my new jam!
Now it’s all I think about. lol
What would be something cool to make to accompany my poem!
I brainstorm to get ideas then get started.
Takes longer but I don’t mind.

Thanks for stopping by
I’m super happy you enjoyed!

Hey Tim!

Hey, I’m Adelly to you mister! Where did she go? Hahah
With all the suffering that happened I wanted to make this poem bittersweet.
And I kept having these visions of moths flying around. Some are huge, as big as your hand!
Off my mind went and this is what I came up with. After I finished drawing my first moth, I felt like a proud mama! lol
I’m glad you enjoyed!

Thanks for stopping by!

Hi Nev,
Thank you for that. Means a lot amigo. I can’t even imagine how it must have felt like, being there in person.
The fact that their remains are still in tact and have not broken down is astounding to me.

Thank you for stopping by!

Hi John,

Thank you for that. Love the words impressionist wonder. With this piece I wanted to give some light even when everything feels so helpless. I’m happy you enjoyed the read.

Thanks for stopping by!

The root cause of all suffering is thinking.That’s where the answer lies.
I coped by reading as much as I could about depression, grief,the way our minds work and trick is.The best material,without sounding religious,was in Buddhism.
Happy to share some authors with you if you’re interested.
🙏🙏🙏🙏

hi Jim good evening not at all I’m happy to have that affect thank you ❤️

thank you graciously dearest Damian please forgive my tardiness ❤️

My parents, like many heard about the Lutz family leaving their house and went to the property to possibly witness or see any strange occurrences. This was December 1975. They saw nothing. The family left the home completely furnished, as though they went out to the movies or something. The story made the headlines that the home was haunted. George Lutz spoke to a writer named Jay Anson. Anson recorded about 45 hours worth of material from George & Kathy Lutz. This was used for the basis of the book and eventually a movie.

Oh so true my friend. Classic film! Thanks for the feedback.

Cool story Adelphina. Thanks for sharing about your grandmother.
I think the Amityville movies create a sense of uneasiness because theirs something sinister about the look of the house. If you go pass the house today, there aren’t any characteristics that will take you back to those haunting images during the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s.