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Comment by Bob Naples on February 4, 2012 at 6:43pm
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It's a long story,but just a short note to let you know that one day i got into the car,and the left side of the windsheald was filled with orbs!IThe only difference was that each orb had a cross in the middle of them,and I tried everything to get rid of them,(I couldn't see with the orbs blocking my view!)but I couldn't!!OMG...your son's photo is changing expressions!!What could possibly be any doubt in our minds that are loved ones are alive,they are watching over us!!!Did anyone else experience this? ....
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Comment by Melissa Broome on November 30, 2011 at 10:06pm
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That is amazing!
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Comment by coachlouise on January 14, 2011 at 9:55pm
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orbs, look at the orbs below the light fixture on the left hand side, the orb I want you to study is the the one on the right, if you look carefully you will see my son, he look like he did when he was around 11 years old , when your taking photos ask for orbs, and many times you will get them
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