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Daughter's recollection

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My daughter who is now a young adult and does not remember what I am going to say. Before she was two, she asked if I would like to know what she was before she was my daughter. I answered, sure. She stated she was a zoo keeper in the north pole. She said the weather was like here in California. She feed the elephants, tigers and penguins nuts, cheese and leaves. She also stated I was there also, but not her mother. Then she stated that the elephants did not look like the elephants do today.

Approximately a year later, I took here to the LaBrea Tar Pits in Los Angeles, California. When we opened the door to the exhibition hall, she pointed her finger at the huge prehistoric elephant stating, "Mommy, Mommy, that's just like the elephants I took care of in the North Pole."

As she grew up she could even predict things that were going to happen. She also flew at night.

Now, however, she has no memory of the conversation about being a zoo keeper.

My daughter also has a birthmark her leg.

Just thought I would share this as I just found out about Dr. Stevenson's research.
 
Louise,

That is so interesting that your daughter remembered that. The earth, according to science was covered by ice during four different periods of time, Ice Age(s).
Have you ever looked up information on that period of time. The Tertiary period about 65-2 MYA (million years ago) immediately followed the Mesozoic era which included the emmergence and end of the dinosaurs.
Anyway, the period in time that you may want to look at just for curiosity would be the Quartenary Period beginning at 2-0 MYA. Just in case you were wondering.

Any more memories?

Take care,

Karen
 
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