Lyn Buchanan

He went off and got another one that came back, sat down on the hill behind me and said, put up your hand.

So I put up my hand.

He put his hand on the back of mine.

And from that point on, I remembered nothing until the people were coming back down the hill and I was in line with them getting back onto the ship.

And I turned to the pilot and I said, I'd like to remember all this.

And he said, well, you won't.

So the next morning I was standing at the back window of the parsonage there looking out.

Could not remember why I was there.

I thought, well, I've been sleepwalking or what?

And was just so confused for about five or six minutes.

And then I realized, oh yeah, I'm moving to the new parsonage.

So I gathered up the pallet I had made, threw it into the U-Haul and drove off thinking I've forgotten something.

over the next 25 years that grew and grew and grew until I couldn't leave the house without going back five times.

What have I forgotten?

What have I forgotten?

And no matter where we lived.

And so one day we were headed for church

And my wife was sick and tired of all this.

And so she said, did you check the basement?

Yes, I checked the basement.