Someone Asked the Obvious Question:

Is Chris Bledsoe’s “Lady” the Same as the Lady at Fatima?

I’d considered asking that same question, but then got sidetracked along the way. Here’s the YouTube video:

I thought that comparing the Miracle of the Sun chart with Bledsoe’s first sighting of “The Lady in White” (Hathor) might yield some information.

At minimum, there are connection points, but is it conclusive? No. I would suggest looking at my post of the Marian sightings for more information.

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Ooh, That’s Interesting…

Today is Putin’s 74th Birthday

I’d lost track of that: today Regulus is rising in Egypt. I didn’t connect the dots. Could these two events be related?

Perhaps. What do you think?

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Yesterday, I had Yet Another Medical Procedure

CT Scan

It’s full name is a computed tomography scan. This time, it’s to see if any cancer has spread to areas around my prostate. (I’m learning so much about the human body, my human body.)

When Susan had a similar CT scan while we still lived in Midland, she proved to be allergic to the dye they flood the body with. She ended up staying an extra six hours to fully recover at Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie. So, you can imagine my concerns for going through this procedure.

Altogether it was an interesting experience. The thing they warn you about is the warm feeling that floods your neither regions when they insert the dye. They said, “You’ll think you’re peeing yourself.”

Good thing they warned me, because it felt just like wetting the bed when I was young!

Now we wait until a week tomorrow for the results.

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October is a Strange Month for Sports

Baseball, Football and Hockey?

Sunday, being the sports day of the week here in North America, is very busy, indeed. The division playoffs are being played in MLB (Major League Baseball); the NFL (National Football League) has just entered its 4th week of scheduled games; the CFL (Canadian Football League) has started their playoff schedule; and the NHL (National Hockey League) season has just begun. How much can one man take?

I’m not subscribed to Sportsnet, so I watch mostly football and baseball games on American TV, but for hockey, now, I have to rely on YouTube for highlights. Canadian football is still showing on CTV.

To say I’m watched-out would be a misnomer. I’m washed-out, definitely.

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Behind Closed Door Secrets in Four Households

The Perfect Lie (2026)

This Netflix series was filmed in the Netherlands in Dutch. The original title is “De Eetclub” which to my ear is ‘the eatclub’ but translates into English as “The Dinnerclub”. The show is dubbed into English which is a bit tiresome when you’re hard of hearing and trying to read lips. There is a version that’s subtitled instead, but that takes away from watching the subtle emotions playing across the actors faces.

When we watched the 7th (and final) episode last night, all the lies were uncovered and the guilty were arrested. But one mystery remained: who threw Hanneke off the balcony of a house she was renovating for one of the families? The final shot makes you realize that there might be a possibility for a season 2.

There is a lot of switching between the present and the past in flashback. The colour tone is the only clue to help the viewer keep track: the present time looks dull; and the past looks brighter. Otherwise its a confusing mess to watch. So, don’t watch this show unless you like being mystified. .

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Should We Really Worry About Artificial Intelligence?

The ENTIRE History of Medieval Europe

Two weeks ago, this cartoon video appeared (for the second time) on YouTube. Immediately, I knew that the maker of the title hadn’t fact-checked the years. 1429? They must suffer from a mild case of Dyslexia.

Like all matters that have to do with the education of our children and grandchildren, we want things to be accurate when they seek information on the internet. But who failed in their position of AI editor?

Was it even human?

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Independent Alberta will Split Canada in Two

Mark Carney as Alberta’s Saviour

For decades, Albertans have concluded that they are being ignored by the Liberals in Ottawa. And, on the surface, this was true, usually because the province had no representation in Parliament after the Harper years. However, since Mark Carney has been Prime Minister in 2025, the tide has turned. Lately, the big Canada First projects that his government has put forward for approval seem to be centred on getting Alberta’s resources to the world. That cannot be accidental.

When Albertans vote on the separation referendum later this month, it will be self-defeating if they decided that a full referendum needs to be put on the ballot at a later date. Cutting off one’s nose to spite one’s face comes to mind.

Each province (think, an independent Quebec) has the right to choose their destiny, but the spectre of becoming a part of the United States should be a sobering thought. Do they really want to become the proverbial 51st state?

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With a Month to Go, Don’t Let Down Your Guard

Trump as Trickster

American Democrats think they’ve got it made in the shade. There has been so much for them to be pleased about. According to the polls, Trump is at his lowest popularity, but he has a surprising MAGA base, even though the press is focusing on individual people with “buyer’s remorse”.

When the richest people in the world know that the US government will allow them to self-police ‘super intelligence’, they will want the gravy train to continue. Will Elon Musk come to Trump’s rescue, again, and flip some battleground states Republican? It’s not impossible.

Trump has threatened to veto everything Congress sends him to sign should the Democrats take back power in the midterm elections. So, at best, the country will be held hostage for another two years.

And then what? Will there be some national emergency where Trump can cancel the 2028 elections and continue on as #47? Why would he want to give up his exalted position that provides him with immunity from his crimes? ‘

Isn’t it obvious? He wants to die in office as POTUS. He’d better be careful what he wishes for.

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Last Night’s Dream Solved the Mystery of Mom’s Visit

Standing Up to Trump

The dream sequence, which ended at 5:15 am, answered the reason for my Mom’s visit the previous night. The message was one of facing the bully (our boss in a large department store) and telling him that we weren’t going to continue working overtime for essentially no reason, just his whim.

At one point, I challenged him physically and pushed him to the ground. When he got up again, and recruited another employee as backup, he tried to block my exit. I told him that I quit, and that he couldn’t boss me about anymore. I then left the premises.

In the real world, I don’t work for Donald J. Trump, but I am aware that I have toned down criticism of him in my posts here on WordPress. Up to now, this has been a self-preservation response to the far-reaching machinations of the US President. Literally, I didn’t want to get caught in the crosshairs of his questionable ambitions. Now, I don’t care anymore.

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I Wonder What It Means for Me

Mom Appeared in My Dream Last Night

After reading “Miraculous Journey” last week, I am aware that a relative who has passed over can come back for a visit as a harbinger of one’s own death. That’s why I’m wondering why Mom showed up.

My two companions were also dead in the dream, so the effect is triple. We had a long weekend (Friday to Monday) to effect some changes (which I’m hazy about now). It seemed as if the changes needed to happen in the world, but that could be a blind that the truth was hiding behind. I honestly don’t know.

Watch this space.

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