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[mael]

I'm sorry to hear the news of your boyfriend's promotion because you must be lonely.

I hope you will be well.

I reckon in a short while most people with functioning senses will find it difficult to deny the planet and us lot on it are in for the final rollercoaster ride ... before a new age dawns.

The most important thing from now is to stay as robust as you are able to.  And amongst a lot of other things it means politely telling the doctors peddling their allopathic meds to fcuk off.

FWIW I have observed and witnessed my favourite g/f beat a few bad respitory infections as well as mild pneumonia by wearing a mask with a few drops of tea-tree essential oil on it.  She wears it all night and it seems the vapours from the mask beat any bugs in a week or less.

-  I must try it when or rather if I get sick.  To date, when I feel the beginnings of a cold I ingest RAW garlic and have a glass of bicarb in water.  The garlic I lurve, but the bicarb tastes awful.  But usually I am fine by the next sunrise.

So what are you thinking about doing now DT?

[Day_Tripper]

Good to see you back mael. 

There is a difference between being alone and being lonely.  I miss him, we used to spend much of our spare time together.  But, that doesn't mean I'm lonely.

To date, when I feel the beginnings of a cold I ingest RAW garlic and have a glass of bicarb in water.

I couldn't get my bf to eat raw whole garlic.  I did sneak it into salads, but I don't think it was enough.

So what are you thinking about doing now DT?

The only things I can, a bit of soul searching and getting on with life.

[mael]

What strange times I'm in.  I suppose for the twenty-somethings this is just normal.

Recently I pondered days lolling about on the grass in the garden of my childhood home ... it was a massive house and it was 470 years old when I moved from there thirty-something years ago.  I used to like finding dandelions in the lawn after it had been mowed and left for a few days.  Such vibrant colours - emerald green and bright-bright yellow. -  And then the sky!  I was always interested in watching the planes go over and I knew the difference between a DC-10 and something else from five miles away! -  I was mostly interested in DC-10s y'see.    That blue sky!  Sometimes it was so blue it seemed black!  Cobalt blue! Midnight blue!  What colour was it?  Am I darkening it a bit because I'm so starved of the real blue sky?  Nope!  Not really!  Sometimes the sky really was blue-black and the sun was sometimes white and other times it seemed more of a yellow.

Looking up in the sky watching those jets made me aware of the colour of the sky.  Of course I took it for granted it would always be that way.  Those short contrails which sometimes extended three or four lengths of the plane.  -  And now of course the sky is more often than not an insipid pale blue or a hazy and dirty white hue with chemtrails from one horizon to the other.  It's never that dark blue I used to know.  I expect those twenty-somethings don't believe me?  Maybe they prefer to believe I have received a memory-transplant.

Fukushima.  Isn't it nice.     Well not really.  It's only getting worse I'm afraid.  But I knew it would.  I wonder when the next mega-quake will hit?  It seems the US is ear-marked for a split.  Well this year is going to continue to be interesting.  I hope I don't survive but I suspect I probably will.

And how are you my dear?

[Day_Tripper]

I know what you mean about what the sky used to look like.  After all there is that song, "the bluest skies you've ever seen are in Seattle".  That used to be true in the 60's and 70's.  Now, it seems that most nice days we have a chessboard in the sky of chem trails.  Today was an exception.  I didn't see any chem trails today and it's been beautiful outside.

I'm doing a detox cleanse of my body right now.  I'm so bloated I look pregnant. I've been juicing every morning now and have been fooling around with a raw food diet.  I'm not really sure why I'm trying to get healthy when it seems so futile. 

I was in a typical American grocery store today and asked if the corn on the cob was GMO.  The produce guy said yes, and if it wasn't organic then it was GMO.  I knew that, I just wanted anyone listening to know that too.  When I went through the check out with my organic vanilla and Atlantic sardines, the cashier asked if I found everything alright.  I said no.  I said that I couldn't find any corn on the cob that wasn't GMO.  So, she called the produce department and asked if there was any organic corn, there wasn't, but I knew that.  So, I said that I was also looking for organic jalapeno peppers, and she said she knew they didn't carry those.  I mentioned that they should label the corn GMO and asked why they didn't.  She got a little flustered.  At least she couldn't ask me if I wanted a Safeway card or if I wanted to contribute to the American Cancer Society to "end" prostate cancer (what a joke!).  Had she asked me to give money to that Rockefeller institution she would have gotten an earfull from me.  I need to go into those types of stores more often and keep asking about the GMO foods.  I know the answer, so do the employees, but the customers around me may not.  I hate those stores and don't regularly shop there, but it could be fun to ask about the GMOs in food when it's really busy.

How is that Fukushima tragedy doing?  It seems like every day the nuclear radiation keeps getting worse over there.  I worry about all who live in Japan.  This appears to be the worst nuclear tragedy in the history of nuclear power.  Do you have a geiger counter?  David Icke says that if you vibrate at a higher level then all the poisons like gmo and fluoride don't effect you.  I wonder if that is true.  If it is, does it fight off nuclear radiation as well?  I don't know, just something to think about.  Take care of yourself and your wives and your kids.  I believe there are natural weeds that can help fend off radiation exposure and cancers.  Maybe look into some of your local weeds and see what they can do.  I heard Oregon grape is one of the plants here that help against radiation and cancer.  But, that is here.  I don't know what you guys have there.