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Monthly Archives: July 2026
Was It Totally Necessary to Update This Classic Show?
Little House on the Prairie (2026) Nostalgia’s great, in moderation. Netflix is obviously hoping to ride the coattails of Michael Landon’s long standing TV show from the late 1970’s, early 1980’s. We watched the first episode last night. It was … Continue reading
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Tagged autobiographical, Hollywood, Netflix, pioneers, TV shows, United States history, westerns
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for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword
Barbault Basket (July 19, 2026) The quote that I’ve used as the title of this post comes from Jesus’ rebuke of Peter when he cut the ear of the servant of the High Priest of Israel during Jesus’ arrest in … Continue reading
Is It Meant to Confuse Us or Set Us Free?
Have the Gnostics Returned as Artificial Intelligence? I watch a lot of YouTube videos: not for entertainment, but for awareness. I suspect that the algorithms are giving me more of what I already watch, so my viewing preferences will be … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, artificial intelligence, Christianity, Edgar Cayce, Gnosticism, Jesus Christ, Star of Bethlehem, videos, YouTube
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It was My Very First Time in the Machine
MRI (July 7, 2026) I’m a senior. Things begin to become issues. Senior male difficulties. Oh, hell, just come out with it, Christopher: I may have ‘something’ wrong with my prostate. Hence my urologist ordered an MRI session for me. … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, health and welfare, medical diagnosis, medical equipment, MRI, seniors
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Scientist Needs the Help of a Rock-et Man to Save Earth
Project Hail Mary (2026) First of all, I have nothing to do with this film, but there’s my name on the credits. Hmm. This film is billed as an epic science fiction comedy. If you approach it from that perspective, … Continue reading
What If This Song was Called “Life is a Carney-val”?
“Life Is A Carnival” by The Band (1971) It’s been running through my head, lately. Then I realized that it could be referencing PM Mark Carney’s recent political maneuvers. Now read the lyrics: You can walk on the waterDrown in … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta, British Columbia, Canada, pipelines, politics, Prime Minister
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Marry in Haste, Repent at Leisure?
Taylor Swift’s Wedding (July 3, 2026) This is the modern equivalent of an American “royal” wedding. One astrologer on Facebook said that with all their money, they didn’t appear to have consulted an astrologer. Here’s why: Mars/Uranus on the Descendant … Continue reading
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Tagged A-list couples, New York City, United States history, wedding
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This Man’s UFO Experience was Doubted at the Time
The Falcon Lake Incident (May 20, 1967) Limited disclosure of UFO experiences is yielding some strange stories. This is one of them. The event chart looks like this: Just one aspect makes this unbelievable: Neptune inconjunct Midheaven. This flies in … Continue reading
Even When the Odds are Stacked Against a Father
I Will Find You (2026) I’m a fan of Harlan Coben’s stories. This one is the latest offering as an 8 part series on Netflix. We finished it last night. There are obvious plot holes, but if you let the … Continue reading
It Takes a Little While for the Rest to Catch Up
Jesus May Have Been a Hermphrodite This article, from 2012, suggests something shocking: Jesus was an intersex male, neither fully male, nor fully female. I came to the same conclusion in 1996. In fact, Leonardo da Vinci may have hidden … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Jesus Christ, LGBTQ+, manuscript, scandal, Star of Bethlehem
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