Jenn is obsessed with Communion: A True Story. (It's an alien book for those who can't tell by the cover. ;p) It's not just any alien book, however... it's a true story on alien encounters and abductions.

Both of our interests deal with astronomy, stars, "aliens," science fiction (for me), time travel (for her) and other related notions. Recently, because of this or that, we've begun having philosophical discussions relating to such issues. The other night, we saw (endured) A Sound of Thunder (Which was horrible- don't go see it. Seriously. Please.), which led to one of the discussions...

It's all postulating- and some of our theories are laughable, even to ourselves- but I've never had a sounding board for some of the ideas I've wondered about since I was a child... and I absolutely love that about my sweetheart.

We purchased The Communion Letters on Saturday (Jenn was so excited about it). After Communion was written, evidently the author received a vast amount of letters detailing experiences with alien beings and alien abductions. Apparently, these are true- first-hand- accounts- of such instances.

Jenn reads aloud one of the letters every night as a scary bed-time story~ ;p

This is simply one of the things that we are musing about recently- couple that with the fact that my class, "Crisis of Belief" is currently focusing on Contact as the major film of the class- and you have my head filled with little green men. ;p

Or... ET.

(Honey, we need to watch it again- I haven't seen it in years...)