June 2014 waiting for what?

Just thought I'd pop in and start a June thread.

Very odd weather here, threats of thunderstorms and yet none have hit. Did have wide area power outage today, reason unknown. Skies were filled with chemtrails yesterday, and amazing number which turned a clear blue sky white in no time. Yuck.

The world feels heavy lately, like I have added weights on each leg when I walk, very odd.

Couple of woozies in last few days too.

On a different note, I'm going to Burning Man festival this year and if any intreprid adventurists care to join me leave me a note. Leaving from Portland, Oregon on a Sunday and returning following Sunday. If you've never been there all I can say is it's one of the wonder's of the modern day world. Raving and drug use aside. I neither drink nor partake of drugs. I enjoy the beauty of the environment and the marvel of creativity I find there. It's fun.

I'm really irritable and have no idea why. Nothing from the sun, but feels like energy from outer space.

Couple of strong woozies in last 24 hours. Must be water event related. Pretty severe as I write this.....hmmmm?

Either I'm having a physical episode of who knows what or something weird is happening around Portland. Yesterday while typing my last entry on earthbopping everything in view went dark, like an eyeblink but I did not blink. It was quick. I put it off as something flying over head but as I thought about it I realized everything went dark, not a dimming, dark. This afternoon, less than 30 minutes ago, I was driving and time skipped. I passed my turn and had to double back to it. I know I could have been daydreaming but this was different. It happened twice in less than 5 minutes.

now you're talking, OregonGuy !

Thanks for starting the thread this month.

I have been not having very many earth symptoms until yesterday evening and time seems to be traveling at different rates in waves. I found myself last night in slow motion inexplicably as if a heavy weight of water was pressing against all my muscles. But no, it was just cubic feet of air, not water.

Next, this morning, my egg would not get hard boiled even though I watched five minutes tick by on the satellite clock. Maybe the satellite clock was too fast for this slow time.

Now, the 8.0 magnitude quake hits this evening in Alaska. It's hard to guess what will happen next.

Hope you're feeling better !

Have a good evening and may your ankles keep dry until YOU say it's time to immerse them.

Waiting for it to drop. After a brief respite from symptoms they are back this noon time. Another biggie? Feels more like sun stuff or man made energies of the unfriendly kind.

Good to hear from you beejean.

things WORTH waiting for:
a few minutes to noodle strange ideas like what really came next after Soul Train and Coltrane -- was Jimi Hendrix it, and what about Sato Watanabe

a sunny summer day sitting near a cooler with some branches shaped like drumsticks that I can use to entertain curious woodpeckers by tapping out the boogie woogie bugle boy

things not WORTH waiting for:
a tour of the Weaving mills and the clacking machinery inside the hot buildings rumbling to life
android ice cream
barnes and noble to stop censoring their book reviews
Another CERN start-up and more non-local vapors popping up in my very non-local locality.
agoraphobia to pop into the amygdala after learning that low income people with drug-resistant TB have been flown into your local airport by ICE's caretakers

things that tilt the world:
Those are those things we can't wait for at all... in that we know things don't seem right... but they keep changing, so rapidly we couldn't really say that we were waiting for the change. That's me lately -- in the tilted world. And the crooked house. (refer to crooked house under National)

I don't think I was waiting for this what ever it is. Serious dizziness, and beaming Z waves of alien hypnotic sleep inducement.....which I'm not falling for. I'm kidding about the alien Z waves....I hope.

Really feeling weird, this is a doozy of woozie, it's several minutes long and counting. Geez. Sunday afternoon here in Portland, about 5:30 pm.