“If a picture paints a thousand words…”, then why can’t I just blog?!
OPHIUCHUS = NOVEMBER 30 – DECEMBER 17
Astrology
Main article: Ophiuchus (astrology)
Ophiuchus is not included in standard astrological zodiacs, which divide the ecliptic into abstract 30-degree segments (implying exactly 12 signs) rather than using the physical constellations. However, a few astrologers using a sidereal zodiac use it as a zodiacal sign.
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So does that mean I’m a snake? Hiss!
Earlier, I was browsing a discussion forum and decided to mess around with someone’s photo of a green-colored, happy orgone piece. What I did was create a black-colored curl, similar to that of Charlie Brown, on top of where the eyebrows would be of the smiley face. Then I saved my creation (with MS Paint and a mouse), uploaded it to my Flickr.com account and then posted my response. I like keeping busy this way.
Then I saw a nice long-headed poem titled `All is One`. So that means even the demons, greys, reptoids and all the evil critters lurking at every corner is part of the Divine Providence – the Allah, Buddha, Brahma, etc. That concept is creepy considering how some people still think they are not like the other person or persons with whom they compete, just to be on top of the ladder of success and such.
`Here is an angel to an angel from an angel. She will take care of you.`
~Seniora Josie (02/26/2010)
During this morning’s mass, the old woman has given me a glitter-filled, angel statue that is about 4.5 inches in height. She has silver wings, silver hair and wears a silver gown. She carries a blue-colored wrap with blue roses. Here is a photo of this heavenly angel:
While Maw and I were exercising to the `Flashback` medley music of the oldies, something caught my attention. There appeared to be a face on the coverlet of the cushion for our barcalounger!
The face looked square and equally wide to its length. The eyes were closed, almost shut tight from pain. Maw said it looked like Buddha. In my mind I saw an Olmec or a Polynesian and thought of Pete or at least a Native American Indian.
Maw instructed me to strip off this coverlet and the original cover for this cushion and wash the offending face away. She had prayed for the image to go in peace and sprinkled it with holy water. But she felt that I needed to add some more holy water, along with the liquid soap and into the washer.
Here is a photo taken on 2/15/2010 8:22:45 PM and uploaded via my Flickr.com account:
`Ho’oponopono` to Pete. [“I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you, I love you.”]
Here is a recent photo showing a helicopter hovering in our neighborhood, just south of our home. (Photo taken on 2/8/2010 3:40:49 PM).
I am assuming that `they` are looking for that wandering and probably lost white boy, who has a DEFINITE speech disability. Once again and because of being too stupid, he probably needed help earlier this morning.
I should have told him to wait while I called for help. But Maw and Paw responded generically, assuming he was a sales person: `We are not interested.`
We thought that maybe the city was doing a general surveillance of the neighborhood and which property didn’t comply with city code as far as building patios that are too close to shared fences, like ours.
[Flynn’s comments: The following text is from the Diocese of San Jose website [http://www.dsj.org/being-catholic/worship/a-prayer-after-the-earthquake-in-haiti]. It is almost EXACTLY as it appears in our bulletin insert (Second Sunday in Ordinary Time – January 16-17, 2010).]
On Tuesday, January 12, 2010, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit southern Haiti, ten miles from the capital, Port-Au-Prince. Heavy damage, severe injuries, and serious loss of life are expected.
Two Americans still missing in the rubble are Catholic aid workers from the Diocese of Norwich, Connecticut.
Haiti is the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere. About 80% of Haitians live in poverty.
A Prayer After the Earthquake in Haiti
Lord, at times such as this,
when we realize that the ground beneath our feet
is not as solid as we had imagined,
we plead for your mercy.As the things we have built crumble about us,
we know too well how small we truly are
on this ever-changing, ever-moving,
fragile planet we call home.
Yet you have promised never to forget us.Do not forget us now.
Today, so many people are afraid.
They wait in fear of the next tremor.
They hear the cries of the injured amid the rubble.
They roam the streets in shock at what they see.
And they fill the dusty air with wails of grief
and the names of missing dead.Comfort them, Lord, in this disaster.
Be their rock when the earth refuses to stand still,
and shelter them under your wings when homes no longer exist.Embrace in your arms those who died so suddenly this day.
Console the hearts of those who mourn,
and ease the pain of bodies on the brink of death.Pierce, too, our hearts with compassion,
we who watch from afar,
as the poorest on this side of the earth
find only misery upon misery.
Move us to act swiftly this day,
to give generously every day,
to work for justice always,
and to pray unceasingly for those without hope.And once the shaking has ceased,
the images of destruction have stopped filling the news,
and our thoughts return to life’s daily rumblings,
let us not forget that we are all your children
and they, our brothers and sisters.
We are all the work of your hands.For though the mountains leave their place
and the hills be tossed to the ground,
your love shall never leave us,
and your promise of peace will never be shaken.Our help is in the name of the Lord,
who made heaven and earth.
Blessed be the name of the Lord,
now and forever. Amen.Copyright © 2010, Diana Macalintal. Permission is given to reprint for non-commercial use.
Photo: “Weeping Christ” by Broken Lens via Flickr.com. The sculpture, titled “And Jesus Wept,” is on the grounds of the Saint Joseph’s Old Cathedral and the diocesan chancery offices for Oklahoma City, OK, which is right across the street from the Murrah Building Memorial.
Posted in Prayers on January 12, 2010 by macalintal
Tonight while uploading some drawings and photos into my Yahoo! Flickr.com account, I changed the permission from Anyone (Public) to Only You (Private) with Your Friends checked. Some are now set to Anyone (Public) while some are set to Only You (Private) with Your Friends checked for the photo set labeled: Moi.
I noticed that the Flickr photo’s URL is different when the permission has been changed. This is especially troublesome when I try `To link to this photo on other websites […]`:
1. Copy and paste this HTML into your webpage:
2. Grab the photo’s URL:
For example:
This is a link BEFORE the permission change:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3125/2776690490_a3395cb4eb_o.jpg
This is a link AFTER the permission has been changed:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3125/2776690490_7c70b36f7c_o.jpg
Both Flickr.com images are `original` sizes.
Well, I’m back to the free theme here at WordPress.com: Dusk by Becca Wei. It’s new and improved. Check it out! I’m tired of changing themes and will [probably] stay with this one.
For details, here is a list of the latest tweaks to my weblog:
Personal PROs:
Personal CONs:
Here is the sample background in gray shades:
Still listening to CoastToCoastAM.com with George Noory and the guest is speaking and answering a topic about freemasonry.
After Kelly Osborne (daughter of Black Sabbath’s lead singer Ozzy Osborn) finished dancing the Cha-Cha relay on that night’s show on ABC’s `Dancing with the Stars`, I noticed a masonic symbol formed by both her and her dance instructor.
She was cradled underneath her trainer, who formed the compass above . Her arms were splayed outward and upward in an angle forming the `square` below. Both were smiling widely and straight into the camera ahead of them or towards us the television viewers.
People wake up!
Per `El Rusbeau`, Whose Swastikas, Speaker Pelosi?:
And if you go and take a look at this, you will find that the Obama health care logo is damn close to a Nazi swastika logo.Recent similarities between Obama’s healthcare logo & Nazi swatzika. […] The middle frame is the Obama health care logo. At the bottom is an official Nazi logo, eagle and everything, spread wings, or bird with spread wings.
I could image the winged, white-colored symbol above a circular object enclosing a red-colored symbol, which closely resembles a Nazi swastika in place of the Obama health care logo.
But I don’t always see`doom and gloom` when comparing two swastikas facing opposite directions with a `Urartian Helmet Fragment`:
What I imagined seeing is a depiction of two Sumerian gods with two `outer` wings – one pointing up and another pointing down – and two `inner` wings, which are symbolized as hands `Using a small bucket with pollen, and spath cones for the `Urartian Tree of Life`.
So in my opinion, swastikas are really symbols of life. But when healthcare is centralized, I could envision the single payer taking control of people’s lives and making decisions of life over death. And as per callers from countries with socialized health care systems to conservative talk shows, that is not a good thing for the country, nay, the Americans, if Congress passes Obama’s Nationalized Health Care no later by the end of this year.
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Today, we have received a suspicious letter from nefarious spooks for an individual who no longer lives at the address listed on the letter. As a matter of fact, she is DECEASED!
Notice the following anomalies:
For the intel community: please refer to an alleged ` j@ckb!ll*@y&h**.c*m` of Florida and/or a `b*ss@sss!n@y&h**.c*m` of Nigeria. I’ll tell you all straight up I cannot resist to mention racial discrimination based on darker skin tones here, along with naughty expletives not meant for the young children.
I believe this is what they call an `Advance-fee fraud`:
An advance-fee fraud is a confidence trick in which the target is persuaded to advance sums of money in the hope of realizing a significantly larger gain.[1] Among the variations on this type of scam, are the Nigerian Letter (also called the 419 fraud, Nigerian scam, Nigerian bank scam, or Nigerian money offer[2]),[3] the Spanish Prisoner, the black money scam as well as Russian/Ukrainian scam (also extremely widespread, though far less popular than the former). The so-called Russian and Nigerian scams stand for wholly dissimilar organised-crime traditions; they therefore tend to use altogether different breeds of approaches.
It’s really annoying. Please stop spams.
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