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i did Angie and she felt the child was either connected to me in some way or to the place. I knew it wasn't the place as the lake was purely my invention. We did have a child drown in the family in the late 1800's or early 1900's but that was a little boy. He apparently climbed into a washing copper in the kitchen. I wonder if the child was connected to someone in the room ? I like to think that when she said she didn't drown that everything was or is ok with her. |
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That's so interesting Shelley ........ how did you find out about the poor little boy in your family? |
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My aunty was told the story by her aunty, we have a list of names for the particular family, they had about 7 children, not sure exactly which one drowned. they used the same names for children born after the ones that died. |
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