Comments on: Salem and What You May Find

By: Lori-Anne Ferullo

Lori-Anne Ferullo — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 03:42:38 +0000

Hi, Rose. I went to there as well but I have to tell ya when I got there I felt I once lived there for some funny resemble there and I do know why,then I had felt like I wanted to cry. To this day I never told anyone intill now I mean it seems so crazy, “right don’t you think”? But I had to say something to you because I know you would understand me for what I had to tell you. If I said something to my friends their like will say (ya come on lori stop it, or no way) and I just didn’t want to hear that, I just think that what happened that day was for me too feel no one else, why I still to this day I have no idea?

By: Michael

Michael — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 09:42:15 +0000

Hello Rose. I have went to Salem before and thats how I got interested in witchcraft. I visited a Magickal shop and I felt so connected and I wanted to buy everything there. I am probally going again this summer and I will have lots of money to buy supplies at that shop. I got so mad the other dday when my friend was warning me not to go to Salem because it is infested with Witches. So I was like “and….”. And he was like “they will put a spell on you”. Then he started saying that it was really bad. I got so mad even though he is one of my best friends.

By: Viola

Viola — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 02:10:14 +0000

I’m from Massachusetts, originally. I’ve been to Salem and the whole northshore many times. Archtechurally speaking, Salem is very pretty, especially the harbor. It’s so pre-Revolutionary. The trials were a terrible time in history. The governor put an end to them when his own wife was accused of witchcraft. Lots of places to see and great restaurants; however, it’s pretty expensive so bring LOTS of dough!!

By: marie-christine

marie-christine — Tue, 31 May 2011 00:38:58 +0000

yes, salem, never been there, but I sure guess that it must be a place that you doesn’t feel at ease, discrimination about witches, and many others things that use to be the daily things in the past years of thoses who were living there. Luckely for us, we’re living in days that we could express ourself with our kind of behalf and religion. But we certainly may feel that today it is for commercialisation.

By: Ujagar Singh

Ujagar Singh — Mon, 30 May 2011 10:56:46 +0000

Similar to Salem, there is a town in Pakistan, called Multan. Even though I am from India, the elders in my village used to say in my childhood that they noticed hundreds of covens there when they visited it for merchandise before the partition of India.

By: chris

chris — Sat, 28 May 2011 01:54:56 +0000

Rose I to went to salem and it was interesting what I did not like was the tour of where the trials were or shall i say the musem what bothered me was at the end when we got up from the seats to go to the next room There was names on the floor at the point five names why did people look at it and then walk on it to me that is like walking infront of a tomb stone disrepectful i thought And i know that it was to me more for the money I mean really i felt like dorothy looking for toto with the yellow brick rd. All I know was Nylsa and i were so in love when we went there on the way home also when we got home monday at 330 pm she sad we were over it was like I brought the negative with me leaping lizzards oh well I am glad you posted the bolg it was good information that you