Teaching the kids to sew

I used the sound and light machine on a meditative setting last night with the red filters. Then I went to bed and used the mp3 headphones. I did not sleep all that well, due mostly to hot flashes. I stayed in bed late, getting up at 9.

It was really windy and the doors and windows were shaking. But it was a warm wind. I started the lemon juice protocol. I used the sound and light device on a rejuvenation setting without the filters. It was only 24 minutes, so I also read the Bible for a few minutes with the Happylight on.

Then I brushed my teeth, and got materials together to make today's project. I had to make another one in order to be certain I had everything a person might need. I decided to use netting for the back, since it allows the magnets to be closer to the metallic surface, hence a stronger attraction. I cut three, which turned out to be the perfect number. I searched through my fabric collection for lightweight scraps.

Chris offered me a massage and I accepted. Then he took his shower and afterward, I took mine. I made and ate breakfast while checking e-mail. Chris put my sewing machine in my trunk and went to work. I finished an article, then got ready for class. I cut some strips for the shuttle project. I drove to the chapel, stopping to pick up the mail.

When I got inside, I turned on the heat because the room was cold. I set up my machine and laid out the strips for the shuttle project. I did not like how some of the strips came out - too much dark blue. I resolved to cut more. However, Johnnie knocked on the door and I let her in. Then a little later, a new lady knocked on the door. She had two kids and a third in a stroller. I let them in. She introduced them all, and we had a nice chat getting to know each other. Her girls were very excited to do the project and the mother was excited for them to learn. Since I only brought one machine, they had to share, but they were exceeding well behaved. The mother said they will attend from now on.

After they left, Johnnie and I packed up. I went home and put stuff away. Then I went for a walk down by the gardens. There was a pile of what appeared to be cow manure nearby. I came home, watered my compost and got on my laptop.

Video: Representatives of the German Bayer company were secretly members of the SS and had built a large underground unit of spies. People were sent to Auschwitz without the slightest idea of why they were sent. The Germans diluted their food with chemicals to cause infertility. An account was written by nurse who had to take care of the human guinea pigs, results of all the experiments on humans. Bayer sent medicines with no labels and these were injected into people so their decline and death could be observed, after which their organs were harvested for inspection. Bayer bought 150 women and experimented on them with medicines. Some medicines changed men to women and vice versa. Experimental vaccines were sent to the camp and used on political prisoners. The plan was to sterilize non-German people to use as slaves for about 30 years. Then the Germans would be rid of the inferior people and claim the countries land for themselves. Bayer was part of I G Farben, a stockholder in Standard Oil, and contributor to Hitler's campaign. Bayer used Auschwitz population for experiments in genetic modification, chemical experiments, pharmaceuticals, vaccines. Some of the scientists were tried at Nueremburg, served short sentences, and relocated to the U.S. In Operation Paperclip, giving them new identities and positions of power in NASA, CIA and others. Bayer tightened control over the world food supply with the purchase of Monsanto. I heated some fish for supper and did puzzles while listening to videos from the author of End of America - 10 steps to fascism, and we just reached step 10.

I made my evening drink and we made the bed. Then we watched three episodes of Community. I brushed my teeth and sat down to listen to the rest of the cardiovascular summit episode while doing puzzles. Finally I had to pause it to write my blog post and go to bed.

They're here!

I did not use the light and sound device last night because it got late. I took half of the sleep supplement and went to bed with the mp3 headphones and fell asleep. I woke up with them on and took them off, then went back to sleep. I was still a little groggy when I eased into consciousness in the morning. I stayed in bed late, then got up about 8:30.

I had a discussion with Chris about EUA's, which put me behind on everything else. I asked him to cook some fish that came yesterday, and he said I needed to call the company and refuse shipment because the dry ice was gone by the time it arrived. Then he took a shower and went to work.

I called the fish company to report the lack of dry ice. She said it arrived on time and I should have checked to see if packets were still frozen. Which is what Chris said. But she offered to reship on Monday. I looked up next weeks weather and told her Tuesday would be colder.

I checked my e-mail and saw that the worms had been delivered. I threw on my coat and walked down to the post office. There were two other packages as well so I wished I had brought a tote bag. I chatted with the clerk, who said she would like some worms. Then I carried the three boxes home. I unpacked the worms first and put them in a box with the shredded paper that they were packed in. I put a paper towel on top and spritzed it with water. Then I unpacked the other boxes. One had crumpled paper in it, so I wetted that and added it to the worm box.

I called Maintenance to report the low battery in the thermostat. First I got put on hold, then a lady took my details and said she would send Maintenance an e-mail because Maintenance is closed on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Soon after that call, I got a call from Maintenance and that lady said someone would come by soon. I was on the back porch getting some manure tea for the tomato plant when the man arrived. I led him to the thermostat (which was no longer reading 'LO'). He pulled the front part off and exposed two AA batteries. Then he left to get some new ones. Soon he was back, replaced the batteries, and was off to his next job.

I made and ate breakfast. I read articles in e-mail and started a puzzle. Chris came home from work and was ready to go to Tooele. I added some things to the list, opened some windows and asked Chris to put the tomato plant outside. Then we went to Tooele. We talked instead of listening to the book on CD. It is the last CD so I guess we are saving it for later. He said I could be the worm whisperer.

We shopped at Luckeys, then Melanies. I told Melanie that I was going to have a worm farm and she said she wanted one too, but her husband felt differently. Then I went to Joanns to find stronger magnets. I got a sheet that might do. I had to wait for someone to come to checkout. After checking out, I joined Chris at his car and we went to Maceys. We got more groceries, and three batteres for the battery tester.

We talked on the way home. We brought the food in and put it away. I watered the compost piles. I cut up the magnet sheet to see if it was strong enough. I put the new batteries in the battery tester, but it still did not work. Chris put fish in the oven for me, and brought in the tomato plant.

I listened to an episode of the Cardiovascular summit. I ate supper, and started a puzzle. Chris laid down and said to call him when I was ready. I finished the puzzle, put away the fish and made my evening drink I told Chris I was ready to watch, but that he could go to sleep if he wanted. He chose to get up and we watched several episodes of Community. Then he was really tired so he went to bed while I stayed up to blog and watched a few short videos on how the CDC is misrepresenting the numbers in the vaccine adverse event reporting system.

* This is the compost pile. *

His second shot

I used the sound and light device last night with a shorter program and the red filter. Then I did my yoga stretches, and went to bed. I used the mp3 headphones and for some reason turned them off in the middle of a track. Was it the first time around or the second? I fell asleep, then woke again with hot flashes. But inspite of not sleeping through the night, I was able to get up just after my alarm went off at 7:30.

I refreshed the water in the sprouting vegetables. I soaked more sprouts from my years-old collection. I read a book by the Happylight. I turned on the router and checked e-mail. I watched the second tapping video from last night, which was about sleep so I should have done it last night.

Chris came home for lunch, and let me know that there was no mail at the post office. I listened to The Highwire. I learned that nanofibers found in some masks are similar to asbestos ilbers and may have a similar effect. A professor was attacked for telling his students to read mask studies and make up ther own mind. Apparently critical thinking is a no-no. Almost 1100 deaths have been reported to the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System. Johnson and Johnson shot is said to be 66% effective, but broken down by age group, it turns out to be only 42% effective for the over 65 crowd - those most at risk. We still don't know how effective it is at preventing transmission, or asymptomatic infection. Adenovirus vectored vaccines may only work once because the body becomes immune to the adenovirus. 450,000 lives could have been saved by budesonide. Budesonideworks.com

It was another nice day, though not quite as warm as yesterday. I opened some windows to let in fresh air. I took food scraps out to the compost pile. I heard the Fed-ex truck stop and then ring the doorbell. When I got to the door, there was a large box of frozen wlld-caught fish. I unpacked the box and loaded all the fish into the freezer, then put the box outside. I dug up prickly weeds in the back yard, and stirred the compost pile.

I searched the house for magnets for the Saturday project. What I found was not strong enough. I tried to cut up a fridge magnet, but the pieces were still not strong enough. I tried making a version, but it fell off the fridge.

I listened to a tapping audio, then made and ate supper. Chris came home. I watched a video presentation. Chris left. I listened to part of the last tapping audio. I watched a newscast about newsanchors resigning because they are asked to report things they don't think are true. Chris came home, having got his second shot. He said he felt fine. But we watched three episodes of Community and he didn't seem to enjoy it like he usually does.

I nearly fell asleep on the couch. I got up and brushed my teeth, then wrote my blog post and cropped all the pics I took today.

A gorgeous day!

I used the lights and sound device last night. It started with blue lights which bothered me because I am trying to avoid blue light at night. I slipped a rectangle of red film between the glasses and my eyes to filter out the blue. I laid back in the recliner to let the lights and sound (kinda like a heartbeat) do their thing. Chris went to bed. I sat through at least half an hour, but got restless as it did not seem to be putting me to sleep. I turned it off and went to bed. It took me a while to fall asleep, and later I woke with RLS.

I would say it was not a restful night, but when I got up about 7:45 I felt pretty good. I drank a bottle of molecular hydrogen, then made coffee and put on music. I did my exercises. I paused when my phone rang. It was Habitat trying to get me to agree to monthly donations. I finished the exercises, finished a book with the Happylight, and moved on to meditation and tapping.

Hyped up on caffeine, I switched into cleaning mode. I did both bathrooms and the kitchen. Chris came home for lunch. I vaccuumed. After he left, I took a shower and checked e-mail. It was such a nice day, that I turned off the heat and opened a bunch of windows.

I listened to a tapping audio from yesterday's episode, then I went outside barefoot. I raked up leaves in the side yard and back yard. It was almost 80 degrees, but there were icy patches in the back yard. Weird. I added ground up lemon peel and egg shell to the flowerbed. I picked up tumbleweed pieces and put them in a box and smashed them down with a smaller box. They were too prickly to be put in a bag. Then I dug up dead prickly plants in the back yard. It is supposed to go down to 34 tonight. I don't know how anything survives these temperature swings.

I came in and listened to another tapping audio. I closed the windows and turned the heat back on. I made breakfast for supper and Chris came home. I listened to the first tapping presentation for today. Then I worked on puzzles. Michele called Chris and then wanted to talk to me, but not about anything in particular. She will start working midMarch.

At 9, we sat down to watch two episodes of Community. We heard Taps play, which was uncertain because Retreat had not sounded today. We both wondered how you mess up an automated system like that. Then I sat down to write my blog post and try the light and sound device again (but on a different program).

* a close-up of the sprouting cabbage heel. It is just so cute! Like a plant from an alien planet. *

Unexpected growth

Last night I took melatonin at the start of watching TV, and then half of the expensive supplement just before bed. I also breathed essentials oils from the sleep jar, and listened to the mp3 headphones. I slept pretty well.

I got up before 8. I squeezed a lemon, and changed the water in all the rooting vegetables. I noticed that the cut-off cabbage end was sprouting! I read a book by the Happylight. I turned on the router and read about Presearch, a decentralized search engine that is entirely free of Big Tech, and does not track your searches. I signed up and tried it out. I did not sign up to be a node, however.

I made breakfast. Chris came home for lunch and brought me a package from the post office. I saw footage of nursing home residents being vaccinated against their will, which was unsettling. I listened to a presentation from the Food Sensitivity summit.

It was surprisingly pleasant outside. I moved a couple buckets of rocks to the back yard. I raked a pile of leaves and moved them to the compost pile. I raked some mounds to flatten them. Then I put my tools away.

I listened to something I don't remember now, but I pieced puzzles as I listened. I read an article about J&J planning to test their new vaccine on newborns. Since newborns are not at risk, what parent would hand their infant over for an experimental drug study? How could they determine efficacy on a group that so rarely tests positive or gets symptoms?

I read the manual for the sound and lights system for brain wave entrainment, which I got from ACS yesterday. Retreat did not play at 5. At 5:10, they had a test of the emergency warning system, which usually runs at 4 on Wednsedays. I put food in a bowl in the toaster oven to heat. Chris came home from work. I ate supper while reading articles about the Act of 1871 wherein “The Constitution for the United States” was changed to “THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES”, which is a corporation governed by a CEO, the POTUS and somehow replaces the constitution we thought we had, even though it seems to only apply to the District of Columbia. It was repealed in 1874 and then parts of it were re-enacted. Not sure what that was all about. Then I read that Deagle.com is predicting a 70% drop in the U.S. Population by 2025. I was unable to got to that page for more information.

We watched the last Voyagers episode and packed up the DVD to send back to Netflix. Then we looked up one of the characters. Afterward, we watched one episode of Community. I had a splinter in my finger from a tumbleweed so Chris took it out. I brushed my teeth, then sat down to write my blog post.

* I didn't think there was any life left in the heel of the cabbage, but it's sprouting! *

Extra crispy

Last night I took half a supplement, a sniff from the sleep jar, and put on my headphones. I remember taking them off when the track ended, but then I slept really well for awhile. I woke up in the middle of the night. I fell back asleep, woke again when either Chris' alarm went off or the trumpet played. I dozed again and got up sometime after my alarm went off.

I started my day with lemon juice. Since the sun was coming in so strongly through the kitchen window, I sat and read a book by the Happylight. I learned that Jacob married Rachel only a week after marrying Leah. And Laban treated him very unfairly throughout their lives together.

I washed the dishes in the sink, and put away the ones in the dishdrainer. I emptied the food waste dish. I changed the water in the small lids where vegetable tops were growing. I wrote some checks for this month and put them in envelopes. At 10:30 I headed to ACS and dropped the checks into the mail. When I got to ACS, knocked on Greg's door, but there was no answer. I went outside and waited for about 10-15 minutes, then went back inside and knocked again. Again, no answer. I saw a tall kiosk by the library with a sign that said those books needed a good home. So I looked through them and chose one to take home.

When I got home, I tapped for disappointment, then did the tapping meditation that went with last night's episode. I made breakfast and ate it. Chris came home. I told him what happened and he, asked me to file an ICE report. I was reluctant so he suggested I call Greg and arrange another time. Chris went back to work and sent me Greg's number.

In the meantime, I read e-mail and learned about the Ubuntu Liberation Movement where they are looking for one small town for a cooperative experiment. Chris called to say the Greg gave the headphones to Rusty. I made seed crackers, refilled some of the participating mixes, then went to ACS to see Rusty. He gave me the headphones, and we talked a long time about current events and gardening. He told me the average date of last frost here is in June. Bummer!

When I got home, I immediately took the seed crackers out of the oven. They were a little crispy. I put rocks in the bottom of a plastic container and covered them with paper and dirt mixed with potting soil. I put rocks in the outdoor food waste bucket to keep it from blowing away.

I heated supper in the toaster oven. I made a small salad with sprouts and cut-up beet greens. I listened to Day 8 of the tapping summit while piecing puzzles. When I closed my eyes, I saw puzzle pieces! I made my evening drink and we watched two episodes of Voyagers. I got dressed for bed, and then posted to my blog.

Chickenwire

Last night I took half a supplement, sniffed the sleep jar, and put on my headphones. I remember taking them off, but then I slept really well and got up around 7:30. I drained the sprouts which had inadvertantly soaked overnight. I skipped the lemon juice, and used the alternate supplement routine.

I read a book and the Bible by the Happylight. I finished the heart block, and got dressed for church. I listened to a tapping summit presentation. Then we went to church.

I took with me the bag of fabrics that Johnnie had given me last week. I told her I had chosen a red white and blue fabric from my own stash. Then we sat down for the service. Afterward, I noticed that Jenni had come in. I gave her a copy of the peanutbutter fudge recipe. The three of us talked for a bit, then walked outside. I got in the car with Chris and we went home.

I washed 5 apples and ate them while listening to the Corbett Report: presidents are not chosen for leadership capability but for the ability to distract attention from those who are really wielding the power. Voting is a selection circus.

I put the heart block in an envelop and walked it to the post office to get mailed in the morning. When I got back, I finished installing chickenwire in the flowerbed. I also re-rolled the last of the chickenwire around a large roller to loosen the curve of it. Later, with Chris' help, I was able to fashion it into a circle and weave a wire through the holes to keep that shape. Then I took it outside and staked it to the ground with 4 metal chopsticks. I filled it with rotting leaves to start composting.

I read e-mail most of the afternoon. Chris cooked ground beef and mushrooms for my supper (since he cares not for mushrooms). I had planned to eat apples for supper, like last Sunday, but the ground beef was far more filling.

After supper, I listened to an interview from the tapping world summit and worked puzzles. It was almost 9 when I made my evening drink and we watched two episodes of Voyagers. One of them featured Franklin Roosevelt, so afterward, I read a number of articles about him, his wife, his mother, polio, etc. Then I wrote up my blog post and got ready for bed.

* I forgot to take a pic of the heart so here is one of the instructions. *