If You Look Up at the Sky after Sunset, You’ll See This:

Planetary Alignment (February 28, 2026)

Most of the illustrations for this six planet lineup tend to show them in the wrong order, as if they lined up in their ‘normal’ positioning in our solar system. This one, shown above, is probably the most accurate, although, astrologically, Mercury will be closest to the horizon, at least here in Northern Ontario. Here’s an event chart, demonstrating what I mean:

The Sun, the North Node (in Pisces) and Mars and Pluto (in Aquarius) are the only ones below the horizon. (Perhaps that’s the hint for the conflict in Iran that the Americans have started last night.)

So, if you hope to view this alignment tonight, weather permitting, look west, young man @ 7 pm.

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Hmm. I’ve Never Thought of This Before…

YHWH

Interesting, n’est-pas?

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Another Film Based on a True Story:

Ordinary Angels (2024)

This one was filmed in Winnipeg, and it shows. The use of natural lighting is the giveaway that it’s from Canada. The amount of snow that the producers had representing a blizzard in 1994 Louisville, Kentucky was a ‘normal’ snowstorm north of the border. Funny, that.

Films like this tend to take liberties in order to enhance the dramatic effect, but the real images shown during the ending credits kind of gave the game away. The final obstacle to overcome happens in the daylight, not at night. That makes quite a bit of difference. Driving (or flying) during a snowstorm at night is harder than during the day, although accidents do happen then, too. But not matter, the story is about a miracle, and it delivers it in spades.

The image of a red blanket flying like an angel beneath the descending helicopter is seen as the personification of Michelle’s mother That’s when Ed Schmitt ‘saw’ who was behind the miracle.

Ordinary Angels? Never.

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The E. Files Suggest a New Interpretation of the Phrase:

Tit for Tat

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When It Comes to Olympic Sport Outcomes…

The Thrill of Victory, the Agony of Defeat

I purposely didn’t watch yesterday’s Gold Metal hockey game between the United States and Canada. I’d already suffered through the women’s game earlier in the week and didn’t want a repeat. I wrongly thought I might be jinxing them. (and, of course, I have NOTHING to do with the outcome.)

But being Silver medalists is nothing to sneer at. But being beaten by Team USA is a bit galling these days, especially in the climate of international politics. Both games ended in 2-1 wins for the States.

You win some, you lose some.

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In the Middle of the Night, the Digital Clock Showed…

Angel Number 444

(Note: the Career and Spiritual meanings are mislabeled.)

Hmm. Interesting.

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And Speaking of “Lucid Dreaming”…

In Your Dreams (2025)

How’s that for synchronicity? This animated movie has been on Netflix for over three months, but I only saw it for the first time, last night. The children are siblings: Stevie is about 12, Elliot is about 8. That age difference may be the real cause of their ‘conflicts’, but one night they share a strange dream about flying.

Most of their dreams have nightmarish qualities to them, but they discover that by holding hands and working together, they can overcome any obstacles and approach their goals.

The siblings eventually reach the Sandman’s castle, hoping that he will cast their wish where their parents will not move away to Duluth. However, unlike the benevolent figure they expected, the Sandman traps dreamers by offering them a “perfect” fantasy life that never ends, keeping them asleep forever so he can feed on their dreams. He offers Stevie a simulation of her life where her parents are happy and—crucially—where her brother Elliot never existed.

Wikipedia

As always, I won’t tell you how this turns out, but I need to remind you of the adage (somewhat modified): “Be careful what you dream for, you just might get it.”

An enjoyable romp, nonetheless, with many cultural references visually, like the Sandman’s castle is the alien spaceship in “Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind”, for example.

And some more:

And one more:

P.S. Stevie reminds me of my granddaughter, Miss B.

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Moment that Michael Jackson’s Life Changed Forever

At the Halfway Point of His Life (January 27, 1984)

This is the image from last night’s TMZ broadcast Michael Jackson: 30 Fatal Seconds. I had written about this in the Man in the Mirror post I did earlier. Here’s a sequence on YouTube:

What a shame.

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On His Sixty-Sixth Birthday…

Andrew Arrested (February 19, 2026)

This has been a long time coming. But it isn’t for sexual abuse of young women and girls, it’s due to sharing UK government secrets with Epstein. So the solar eclipse of two days ago has captured its first victim. One can deny all wrongdoing for the rest of one’s life, but the truth will out you, in the end.

This is the first time in 400 years that a (former) royal has been arrested in the United Kingdom. Charles I was executed, by Oliver Cromwell’s crew, and now this has happened under the reign of Charles III. Maybe Charles should have taken a different name when he ascended the throne.

However this is long time coming, as I mentioned above. When you look at the combined eclipse charts of 2017 and 2026, it becomes apparent that the timing is an exposure that Andrew was trying to avoid.

Hmm.

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For the Last Couple of Nights, I’ve Seen…

Angel Number 333

Well, that’s surprising, for sure. But, in between, I saw the Angel Number 111, too (on my digital clock).

What exactly is the Universe trying to tell me?

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