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It Was Too Cloudy, Today
This is all we saw of the solar eclipse (@ 90%) about 20 minutes before totality in our region. I guess I’m not supposed to see one without cloud cover. Oh, well.
Caught Red-Handed with the Grapes
When I came upon Chants, last night, in the kitchen, he stood statue-like, probably in the hopes that I hadn’t noticed what he was doing. I went a got my phone to capture the image, and he hadn’t moved a … Continue reading
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Tagged birds, Chants, creatures great and small, guilt, photography
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See How Much We’ve Grown…
Easter 2024.
If You Get Into the Mindset of a Hebrew Prophet:
Chariots of the Gods? (1971) It’s funny how things can take their time to ‘come around again’. I read this book in the 1970’s and found it thoroughly convincing. Of course, being a preacher’s kid, I had a certain knowledge … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, Bible, Ezekiel, merkaba, photography, UFOs, Watchers
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Our Birds Have Moments of Quiet Reflection
Chants and Deja having a nap, together.
Today’s Annular Solar Eclipse as Seen in Ontario Canada
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Tagged Moon, nature, partial eclipse, photography, solar eclipse, Sun
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A Man Who Seemed Larger Than Life Itself
Arthur Conan Doyle (May 22, 1859 – July 7, 1930) I probably wouldn’t have considered looking at this man astrologically except for two shows: Houdini and Sherlock. Arthur Conan Doyle was a spiritualist, who could be fooled by psychic fraudsters. … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, fraud, life after death, photography, Sherlock Holmes, spiritualism
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