I was immensely blessed to live on the beach in a camp/house made of carved coral blocks on the west side of the island in St. Croix in the late 80s. Every morning the sand would be different. Some mornings, the rocks would be completely covered with sand. Some mornings, the sand would all be gone. Some mornings, it would be a little of both sand and rocks. I got island fever, and homesick. Returned to Louisiana shortly before Hurricane Hugo decimated the island.
I SUCK at proper grammar, and punctuation! Commas are my big problem. Too many commas. Not enough commas. Commas in the wrong place. One day I hope to learn all of that stuff!
Sending yall only positive healing energy, vibrations, frequencies and prayers, along with truck loads of love, big but gentle hugs, and monolithic tons of PERSEVERANCE always!
I'm still waiting for the Stalingrad of detechnocratization.
I don't know when it will come, but I know it will come.
Why? Because technocracy makes no sense. Its bound to fail.
So my most recent hope for that moment is this:
Zowe Smith: Palantir's "KILL CHAIN" Programs Were Used to Target and "EXECUTE" American Citizens With COVID Jabs, Remdesivir, Ventilators
"They identified different hospitals or different individual patients based on their 'threat risk score' and that's how they determined who...to execute...with their AI kill-chain Gotham program"
When it sinks in, I hope everybody will see technocracy for what it is.
Yes to war on farmers markets. I have a family member who after several years of medical-industrial-complex abuse, fired her doctors and cured herself of IBS. She is living proof that fresh organic food is medicine.
I’m three days behind your post and haven’t finished Tuesday morning coffee yet, but I’m thinking world leaders are a “just say no” problem. If we refuse to make any of them at home and refuse to let any of them into our world, there won’t be any.
Great stuff Amy ... thanks for shining the light on the importance of punctuation. Little known is the near complete butchering of the lowly Ellipsis --> ( ... )
My multi-year study has thus far turned up only one single example of someone typing the correct structure ... I mean ... how hard is it to write 3 dots and 2 spaces?
I was immensely blessed to live on the beach in a camp/house made of carved coral blocks on the west side of the island in St. Croix in the late 80s. Every morning the sand would be different. Some mornings, the rocks would be completely covered with sand. Some mornings, the sand would all be gone. Some mornings, it would be a little of both sand and rocks. I got island fever, and homesick. Returned to Louisiana shortly before Hurricane Hugo decimated the island.
I SUCK at proper grammar, and punctuation! Commas are my big problem. Too many commas. Not enough commas. Commas in the wrong place. One day I hope to learn all of that stuff!
Sending yall only positive healing energy, vibrations, frequencies and prayers, along with truck loads of love, big but gentle hugs, and monolithic tons of PERSEVERANCE always!
I'm still waiting for the Stalingrad of detechnocratization.
I don't know when it will come, but I know it will come.
Why? Because technocracy makes no sense. Its bound to fail.
So my most recent hope for that moment is this:
Zowe Smith: Palantir's "KILL CHAIN" Programs Were Used to Target and "EXECUTE" American Citizens With COVID Jabs, Remdesivir, Ventilators
"They identified different hospitals or different individual patients based on their 'threat risk score' and that's how they determined who...to execute...with their AI kill-chain Gotham program"
When it sinks in, I hope everybody will see technocracy for what it is.
Yes to war on farmers markets. I have a family member who after several years of medical-industrial-complex abuse, fired her doctors and cured herself of IBS. She is living proof that fresh organic food is medicine.
I’m three days behind your post and haven’t finished Tuesday morning coffee yet, but I’m thinking world leaders are a “just say no” problem. If we refuse to make any of them at home and refuse to let any of them into our world, there won’t be any.
Hamburger Helper!
Actually, ALL good!
Great stuff Amy ... thanks for shining the light on the importance of punctuation. Little known is the near complete butchering of the lowly Ellipsis --> ( ... )
My multi-year study has thus far turned up only one single example of someone typing the correct structure ... I mean ... how hard is it to write 3 dots and 2 spaces?
I guess Barbie was right, "Math is hard." 😝
LOL I am sure I mess up ellipses all of the time…
I know right! I did it too ... for years ... until one day I finally looked it up! Look no further for proof I need to get a life! 😅
Bring back the semicolon; I mean now!
The reef is gone because of the uplifting of the ground.
I'm guessing you're going to have an earthquake in the area in the future.