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Write about anything you’d like, but make sure this post includes this sentence:
“I thought we’d never come back from that one.”
Two years ago, I was dying in a dessert. No! I was drowning in debt, thanks to the Masonic/Illuminati brother-hoodlums for the past 13 slong years! I was bitter to the end, cursing their existence and gnashing/grinding my teeth at night that Maw told me to wear my teeth guard, which helps tremendously to alleviate the teeth/jaw pains sustained from my hellish encounters.
Maw sensed that I was in trouble. With Paw to my left and Maw to my right, they extracted a confession from my investment with that fat bastard, who promised/guaranteed my “happiness” via contractual agreements. Well, I was frightful, stressed, “a little bit frustrated”, annoyed and vengeful. I laid the truth bomb on my elderly parents and broke their hearts.
“I’m sorry Dad! We created a monster!” Howled Maw in sobs of tears. With Paw supporting her in his arms, they finally offered to help pay for my credit card debt, which ruined my finances. I no longer use credit cards, closed out ALL accounts except for the tested/tried/true investment broker (which was referred to/by, you guessed it, a blue-eyed, Masonic co-worker/ex-boyfriend from my first job/gig in Sunnyvale, CA 1994-1996). I now transact with my debit card and cash.
So while I threw a “life preserver” to a former (almost murdered) 33rd degree holder back in January 2005, another one was thrown my way in October 2010. I owe my thanks to ALL connected “network” hoodlums for teaching me NOT to talk strangers, to listen to my close family/close friends/close relatives, to follow my gut feelings as formidable knots in your stomach, and to think well by using common sense and discernment of all legal/moral activities.
I thought we’d never come back from that one – the time of transformational change and eye-opening reality that while the bad and fugly continue to test our resolve, the good always comes out to remind us of our human limitations, imperfect quests and boundless energy to create or to destroy the fundamental values that hold our faith and belief together – trust and perseverance.
(Author’s note to self: This blog flowed well and took little effort to produce because it was and will continue to be my greatest thorn in this life. Until the issue is resolved, I won’t stop revealing more noise than necessary. After all, I have nothing to loose, except my soul and health.)
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