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Thank you Jim and Charlotte for your comments!

I appologize for not warning all of you that watched the alien video, I hadn't watched it completely until later and it is rather graphic and revealing. If you haven't watched it yet, it is awful what the aliens do to other species. They are scientists and don't appear to have a conscience. As our commander reported, he has seen the dark side of this species.

03/10/21 11:04 AM

#4477

The good ol days

03/10/21 12:32 PM

#4478

Jerald DeGraw

Richard, I have been studying Your post concerning Zecharia - before I can go much further, I noticed He didn't reference chapter and verse in Genesis. I did a thorough computer search for 'Nephilim' and 'Daughters of Men', but they're not there, as stated. Do You have those references? I will continue the research, but I'm wondering If He is/was aware that the Earth was formed from existing materials that were MANY years older than 6,000...? Does He explain what evidence He has for that Timeline? The time, expressed in Thousands - are those Years before Christ or does He even acknowledge The Savior of The World? Thanks:-)

03/10/21 03:09 PM

#4479

It’s time to lighten up. No one seemed to want to hear my Grecian Garden story but I’m going to tell it anyway.

Some of you may know that I am a well-known quilt instructor as is my best friend, Jeana. Many years ago Jeana made the acquaintance of a quilter in Australia. I think they made a connection because this woman was also Mormon. This woman (I can’t remember her name) was going to come on a several weeks tour with other Australian quilters for several weeks and was going to be passing through Salt Lake City; she wanted to have dinner and told Jeana to ask me along. Jeana asked her what kind of meal she wanted. She said she hadn’t had any lamb since leaving home. Neither Jeana or I were much of restaurant patrons at the time and I knew that George Souvall knew a lot about lamb. So I called him and he recommended the Grecian Garden. We made our plans and headed there.

We arrived at the restaurant to find it almost empty. There was one other couple seated way off in a dark corner. I had no idea there was going to be live entertainment. I used to be easily embarrassed – not so much now. All three of us were on the zaftig (plus) side. This gorgeous, well-stacked belly dancer emerged and proceeded to do the dance of the seven veils with the hips swaying, the jingling and the boobs shaking. Since we seemed to be her only audience she spent a lot of time hovering around our table. She seemed to like to thrust her cleavage at us as if to say, “look what I have and you don’t” to 3 frumpy women. It was not the sort of entertainment you arrange for a good Mormon woman. Jeana and I were somewhat humiliated by it and our guest offered no thoughts. After we dropped her off at her hotel we were laughing off our shock and giggled about it all the way home.

03/10/21 05:32 PM

#4480

Jerald DeGraw

Ha, Au Contraire, I found Your story VERY interesting, Char! Partly, I guess, because I served My Mission in Australia and it was good hearing the name 'Souval' again...with permission, We were allowed to go to a few Pubs, in the Outback, since food was hard to come by and the Pubs always had GREAT tasting Lamb...Oddly enough, My Companion's name was Elder Lamb, from Canada:-) Would love to know the name of quilter Aussie :-)

--- Crocodile DeGraw

03/10/21 10:56 PM

#4481

I will have to ask Jeana if she remembers the quilter's name, Jerry.

03/10/21 11:13 PM

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03/11/21 02:36 AM

#4483

Charlotte, I'm sorry, I just assumed you would tell the story when you had time. Thanks for posting, I loved it. I think when Jim Georgelas was younger, as we all were once, was in a band that played for the dancers.

Jerry, Sitchin published 8, 9 or more books before his death a couple years ago. He is generally credited with the discovery or recovery of the ancient Sumarian civilization and the translation of their records and history as they lived and what they were taught by the Annunaki, those who from heaven to earth came. I'm surprised you came up empty on your search as the Sons of God, and the Daughters of men, or man, is biblical. The Nephilim were the children of the Sons of God, giants, that took of the Daughters of man as they pleased. God was upset because it destroyed the purity of the DNA, bloodline of man, thereby making him ineligible for Christ's atonement. Thus God brought on the flood, after finding the only family, Noah's, that still had a pure bloodline, but as the bible says, there were giants in the land afterwards too. The giants are everywhere in the bible and they were the ones the Israelites were told to go destroy as they went into the promised land. Best advice I can offer, because there is so much material, is his Genesis Revisited. It turned my world upside down and pointed me in what I consider to be a better orientation. I'm not necessarily a bible scholar and just quickly posted from memory here, so I could have some unintended errors.

03/11/21 09:51 AM

#4484

Oh Paul! I love that whole Don Henley album!

03/12/21 10:11 AM

#4485

57, 55, 52, 50 Hike!

03/12/21 11:07 AM

#4486

LOOKS LIKE. Good old Mr Hammel had it right on the button after all these years...

03/12/21 11:57 AM

#4487

Time Change?

03/12/21 12:06 PM

#4488

Please, pass the Corned Beef

Can't wait...

This video does not show it very well.... But, I am the one in the white shirt.

03/12/21 12:44 PM

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03/14/21 01:19 PM

#4490

It's kind of sad when you have to explain a subtlely naughty comic to your husband.

Happy Pi Day!

03/15/21 05:04 PM

#4491

The check is in the mail.

03/17/21 10:49 PM

#4492

Remeber St. Patrick's Day when we were kids, probably in Junior High. We would wear green but just tiny amounts in subtle places so that if someone pinched you, you could pinch them back unmercifully. Today no pinching or "Kiss me, I'm Irish!" since that's not safe. But this was me today being blatantly green:

03/19/21 09:17 AM

#4493

I got my 2nd one yesterday!

03/20/21 01:36 AM

#4494

Here is a look at some of our taller brothers.

03/20/21 08:14 PM

#4495

Raindrops

03/21/21 11:11 PM

#4496

Hi Charlotte, my second shot is on the 23rd so i'm anxious to know which shot you got and if you felt any effects 24, 36, or 48 hours afterward. Thank you so much for sharing about your Covid shots.

Richard

P.S. I'm certain that there will be somethings that will never return to like it used to be and possible maybe somethings will be done better. One thing for sure, we all want to get this overwith and peacefully put into the past! I pray we all get safely on with our lives and future.

03/22/21 09:30 AM

#4497

Richard, I got my second Pfizer shot on the 18th. That evening I only had a sore shoulder. The next morning I woke up feeling slightly woozy. I had an 8 hour shift at work but when I got to work I told the manager that I had had my shot and wasn't feeling really great. She said I could go home at noon. I went home and ate some lunch. By then I was feeling just a bit achy all over, especially the joints tha ususally bother me. I went to bed but had trouble getting warm so had to set the electric blanket which I haven't really used all winter. I slept for 4 hours and felt somewhat better afterward. I never got a fever. I woke up Saturday morning and went to work with an 8 hour shift with no problems.

So, it really wasn't bad and the relief of having it done is wonderful. I hope yours goes as well.

03/22/21 11:56 AM

#4498

Jim Priskos

Richard, I think the vaccine response depends on how orney you are, I had my second one last week and had no symptoms, my mother said it was because I am so mean. So there you go.

03/22/21 05:17 PM

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