Here are some Flickr.com photos of the boy’s hand-created, name tags:
Red Heart for LINDSEY
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Three Animal Friends for SIS
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Santa Claus for MOM
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Red Dot for DAD
Tag: myImages
“If a picture paints a thousand words…”, then why can’t I just blog?!
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Hand Cut Name Tags
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20101105-Noticing Numbers
Here is an image showing Paw’s odometer reading as 33,333:
Odometer of Five Three's Paw was excited and asked if I had my camera to take a photo of his odometer. He noticed the number turned just as he made a left turn into MY road en route to that morning’s mass. I took a lot of photos, which were mostly blurry because the light was too dim and the flash was too bright.
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20101106-Similar Green
On November 1, 2010 when the three of us got our copy of VOL. 11, NO. 11 NOVEMBER 2010 edition to the `Living with Christ – Your Daily Companion For Praying & Living The Eucharist,` I noticed this particular image depicts Jesus on the cover:
"The Lord will reign forever." (Psalm 29:10) He is shown with green-colored skin! Notice too how his right hand and fingers don’t look all that human – long, skinny fingers that look almost claw-like and VERY smooth joints without the normal texture of a wrinkly skin.
When I saw this green-colored, religious icon, another thought occurred to me – the crown of thorns. As mentioned in one of my previous blog entry and as per one of my readings online, the crown of thorns may be the bumpy ridges of horns found on “royal bloodlines” of certain reptilians (or reptoids).
Someone claimed the dark patches on his son’s skin may be due to nutritional deficiencies. I don’t think so! What I saw was indeed “a crown of thorns” encircling the area near his son’s hairline. For moi, the photo already revealed what he truly is – neat.
I believe reptilians have been around for a long time as portrayed as “humans” in religious art.
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20101023-Divorced Nutter
At around 2:10pm or so, the divorced nutter sprayed Maw with the garden hose. It was a little bit and Maw and the boy, whom I called later on have said that it doesn’t matter because the SJPD won’t bother. It was about to rain and yet here is L0L!nda water her plants. The way went OVER THE FENCE!
Anyway, I was using the air compressor on the four fans at that time when I heard Maw making sounds. She was harvesting some chayote on the southwest corner of our backyard. I guess the sound rattled the nutballs nerves.
I ran upstairs to look and saw the nutter holding the garden hose and waving it up and down from a good 10 feet or so – which is in directly line of where Maw was from behind the fence.
Then I went downstairs to retrieve my digital camera and took two photos of her. A few minutes ago, I finished up on the two remaining fans and heard the nutter making noise – calling: “Manang!” She called my real name too. Paw said she was up on the patio roof screaming.
Earlier this morning around noontime or so, there were sounds of hammering going on the roof. I visualized that she should take a dive into her imaginary swimming pool down below the pavement ground. I was trying to get some long mid-morning nap too and felt that the sunshine wanted to come out from being the rain clouds – but barely.
Below is a blurry image of the woman from the upstairs bedroom window. It was through the opened window. The shot is unfocused because it was through four panes of glass – outside and the opened part from the inside. My hands were shaking from the adrenaline rush of running up and down the stairs and making a brief phone call to the boy. She actually danced for and giggled to my camera.
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Icon Archives
After adding more `text widgets`, I decided to lurk online in order to reduce the clutter in my sidebar. Lo and behold, I found:
So I’ve downloaded six icons and placed five icons into a `text widget`, which is currently located underneath the `search form` and near the top of my weblog. But since I didn’t want to directly link the `png images`, I had to convert the files into `jpg` by using MS Paint! Then I uploaded each image, provided proper credit (or linkback) and VOILA!
Here are the first five icons, followed by two `Mini-PNG` WordPress logos:
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Chasing Arms
Yesterday after coming out the dental office, making a U-turn on Steven’s Creek Blvd., and waiting at the street light to turn left on Winchester Blvd. en route to northbound 880, I saw to my right the building sporting the following Chase bank logo:
Chase Logo I’ve read online the many complaints from this particular bank and their business practice of going after people who don’t pay them. For example, the `auto-dialer` would continue to call the wrong number long after the resident has passed on or moved out. In other words, the thugs do not accept C&D letters and would only stop if Attorney Generals get involved.
Anyway, the Chase logo looks similar to the various forms of `thuggerisms` found in:
The swastika (from Sanskrit स्वस्तिक svastika) is an equilateral cross The swastika (from Sanskrit स्वस्तिक svastika) is an equilateral cross with its arms bent at right angles, in either right-facing (卐) form or its mirrored left-facing (卍) form.
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The swastika in the decorative Hindu form —
The swastika was the official emblem of the Nazi Party, and is used sometimes by modern Neo-Nazis. —
Jain swastika —
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I wonder if ancient aliens have something to do with human suffering, such as financially, and genocides, such as the Holocaust.
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Sparkly Light
Originally uploaded by FlynnsPaws
At around 7:47pm, Maw reported to me her paranormal `experience`. She claimed to have seen a sparkly light in the shape of a cross over the head of a statue. The blinds to her bedroom window was opened at the time of her `sight`.
Again, here is a sample of selfish people who could have validated what they have seen by inviting others to witness this fine event. Instead she chose to say three `Hail Mary’s`.
Earlier, I held one of Shrimpsei’s red-colored, dome-shaped orgone pieces in my hand while sending an image of concentric circles to a bunch of Lemurian-shaped clouds over Mt. Hamilton.
I wonder if they had anything do to with the statue. I was also entering my `help` on a spreadsheet. That’s a lot of FOOD!
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Got Gifts?
Upon arrival at home around 6:15pm, I eyed a USPS box in the shape of a book. It was sitting on a table where Maw and I dump our handbags. I thought the contents would have been a signed book for my collection. But I got four orgone gifts instead. Thanks, dude(s).
Below are three photos and can be found on my Orgone set via Flickr.com:
Reptoid Repellants/Sun Disks 
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If I could tame a wild animal
Topic # 7 – Prompted January 25, 2009: Pick a wild animal to keep as a pet. Describe life with your new pet. Think about its impact on your lifestyle, relationships and rug.
I don’t think I could keep a wild animal as a pet. I wouldn’t know where to begin. If I were to keep a pet from the wild, that would be something small and cute. I’ve had birds all my life and so maybe a wild bird would do.
Would keeping creatures of flight indoors be required during the day? Not in the least. I envision feeding the critter wild seed and refill the bird bath with water. It will continue as wild but only in my mind will I see it as a pet, which keeps coming back to eat and drink.
Perhaps, I’d like to tame a wild bronco. And then learn to ride a horse, one day.
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This year, I’m thankful for
Topic # 4: Happy Thanksgiving. What are you most thankful for this year? Elaborate on your gratitude. Do you have a lot to be thankful for? Or are you more thankful the year’s almost over and you can start fresh in a few weeks?
Whole Foods Union Square turkey cupcake
I’m thankful for being alive! Without life, there is nothing.
Without money, too, there is no life either. It’s the way of this current lifetime — working hard just to put food on the table.
With home cooking done by Mom, I’m healthy and somewhat overweight. And to share my joy from eating well, I too am grateful for being able to feed those in the most need. Call it `food for thought`.
I’m thankful for my parents for giving me a home while being unemployed after leaving my job during the downturn of the economy. I cannot believe finding a descent-paying job would be so difficult.
As a result, my temporary job agency located a job nearby to my home. The position pays better than a data entry job and it is full-time (for forty hours a week) but only for six months.
With prosperity rising, I am thankful to get out of debt for a few more months. With hope, I wish to START OVER and forget about the past and look forward to better times.
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My favorite place to hear music: San Jose Jazz Festival
Topic # 18 – Prompted January 20, 2009: What’s your favorite live music venue? First, what’s the venue’s name? In which city & state is it? Describe what you like about it, or the first or last time you were there. Any quirks?
I don’t remember much about it because that was long ago. Generically speaking, the food, wine and band were good. The people are all crowded and it was hard to not walk over them. The heat was too much to bear. So plan on bringing the usual hat, shades and lots of water to cool off.
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In defense of my vice: Blogging.
Topic # 2 – Prompted November 23, 2008: Defend your vice. How did you start? Why would you quit?
What no one ever tells you about blogging
I started blogging back in 2006. It’s mostly rants and raves. I love to show everything that goes on within myself and those around my immediate surroundings. However, the material can get off track, revealing more information than necessary. And sometimes it can be negative, the UGLY truth. Honestly, I would love to stop blogging. But to keep from going insane while working hard for money that continues to `outflow` and while doing nothing indoors, I will quit. And this is only when the internet becomes completely censored by the government. Until then, I will continue to blog online. Thank you.
