I’m guessing I might not be able to get to this blog everyday — especially on days when I have to go in to the train station.

(How it looked in yesteryear! It’s a national historic landmark. It still looks a lot like this, but the train tracks are gone and there is now a hiking trail/bike path along there, instead.)

The current novel-in-progress, Novitiate, keeps expanding in scope. And I just don’t have enough time, most days, to work on the novel and also do the blog and also leave for work on time.

Right now, I am also researching the Vietnam War in 1966, specifically, because it effects the male characters in my novel, specifically.

Of course, I remember the war in 1966, but only in the sense that it was happening. I wasn’t really conscious of the war until 1967.

It’s a lot of research and then the research has to be personalized. It has to shape a character in some way. So suddenly, I do indeed have a novel and no longer a novella. There is a lot going on.

Anyway. Not related–

I thought this was interesting.

From KanekoaTheGreat:

“In January 2022, a Rasmussen poll revealed that about 40% of Democrats supported imprisoning the unvaccinated, implementing quarantine camps, and separating children from them. How do you explain this cognitive dissonance?”

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And, unfortunately, they are already up to Episode 3 in this new 8-part docu-series, from Ty & Charlene Bollinger. They are the ones who brought us the incredible Truth About Cancer books and video series.

This series is called REMEDY. And even though I already know a whole lot of what they explain about the vaccines, the whole history of vaccines, in general, is even more staggering, more harmful, more subversive than I really knew — and the worst part is that most of the victims are absolutely helpless babies and children. The truth about “polio” and DDT absolutely blew my mind. It is just sickening, what was done primarily to children.

Anyway, it is FREE. And the videos also give you information on natural remedies to reverse the damage done by the current vaccines.

Here is the link to Episode 3 — it gives a brief overview of Episode 2 (polio and DDT, among other topics), but you can only watch it until this evening, when Episode 4 comes out (you might have to sign up to watch it, but it is free):

https://go2.remedy.film/live/episode-3/

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On a similar note….

From Real Raw News — and this does not include the 19,000 indictments that I already recently posted about here:

“Military Sting Catches 100 Criminal Covid Doctors

[…] When the investigator refused, the physician called him an “anti-vaccine conspiracist” and said the clinic treated only “cooperative” patients who didn’t subscribe to “conspiracy theories.” Moreover, he admitted he was obligated to report the unvaccinated to the King County Department of Health and to a regional medical society, the latter a plunderbund of 12,000 physicians that blacklists unvaccinated persons.

“Are you saying you’ll tell other doctors to refuse service because I don’t want to get vaccinated?” the investigator asked.

“That’s correct. I am ethically bound to protect the vaccinated against the unvaccinated,” the doctor reportedly replied. […]

[…] That evening, investigators apprehended the physician as he closed shop, charging him under Part 253 of the Insurrection Act of 1807, which states, “…allows the president to use the military in a state to suppress any insurrection, domestic violence, unlawful combination, or conspiracy that so hinders the execution of the laws that any portion of the state’s inhabitants are deprived of a constitutional right and state authorities are unable or unwilling to protect that right.” […]

[…] “There’s a silver lining to all this; we also saw 35 doctors who adamantly discouraged the plants from getting vaxxed and encouraged them to use ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine if they ever test positive. Shows there are still some good doctors out there,” our source said in closing. […]

[full article here]

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And sort of similar–

From Phil just now:

The Epoch Times— “mRNA COVID Vaccines May Be Triggering ‘Turbo Cancers’ in Young People:

Experts are seeing a puzzling rise in cancer in people under 50 that appears biologically different from late-onset cancers. While some claim cancer rates have been rising for decades and attribute the increase to sugary drinks, lifestyle, and sleep disruptions, others say mRNA COVID-19 vaccines have caused an emergence of “turbo cancers”—and U.S. regulatory agencies have not addressed the ever-growing problem. […]”

[full article here]

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And from Disclose TV — the 5th bank to fail here in the US:

“JUST IN – Heartland Tri-State Bank in Kansas has been closed by regulators, making them the 5th US bank failure this year.”

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On that cheery note…

That’s really it for today, gang. I need to get back to work on Novitiate before I have to leave for work.

Enjoy your Saturday, wherever you are in the world.

Thanks for visiting.

I love you guys! See ya!

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My driving-home-late-last-night music!

From Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds’ B-Sides & Rarities, Part 2: “Fleeting Love”. Enjoy, gang.

Sorry I’m late.

I had a lunch date today with my very old friend, Steve — we’ve known each other since we were 11 years old. And today was the anniversary of the death of a very dear mutual friend of ours, Kent, so Steve and I spent a couple of hours, catching up.

Kent had lived in Texas for many years and worked for NASA, so we only got to see him maybe once a year.

Today is Mick Jagger’s 80th birthday — in the event you live under a rock!!

And, sadly, Sinéad O’Connor died today. They don’t say yet from what, but she did struggle with depression and with being bi-polar. Just so sad. She was 56.

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This was posted today at Shadow of Ezra:

“Assassination of Joe Biden to be blamed on Patriots.

Everything is on the table.”

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If you missed Phil’s livestream last night, here is the replay. And if you are new to the Movement, it will be of special interest to you, as he explains once again about the chess game, the time lines, and Project Looking Glass.

It’s all over, gang. The White Hats won. Check the news (MSM, no less!). Plenty of shit is going down today.

Replay of Phil’s livestream, “Emergency Broadcast” (1 hr 42 mins) (it won’t let me embed the video, but here is the direct link)

https://rumble.com/embed/v2zrgz0/?pub=3r2t9

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Okay, that’s kind of it today, gang.

I hope your day was a good one, wherever you are in the world.

Thanks for visiting!

I love you guys. See ya!

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A favorite Sinéad O’Connor song of mine from yesteryear. “Mandinka” from 1987. Enjoy.

Even though I had to work, I had such a wonderful birthday.

My co-workers at the train station are just fantastic. What a truly loving bunch of people they are. I got flowers, cards, a cake, a free dinner — and a lot of cheerful hugs and “happy birthdays” the minute I walked in the door to start my shift.

I had made a point of not telling anyone it was my birthday. I hate all that fake, sort of “mechanical” birthday stuff that you usually get at a job, where everyone feels sort of obligated to wish you a happy birthday.

The fact that they found out it was my birthday on their own, and then did all that stuff. Wow. It felt incredible. The card that was stuck in the flowers read: “Happy Birthday with love from your Station family!”

Honestly, I’ve never gotten that kind of thing from a “job” before.

I had a wonderful day, and night, all the way around.

I was really happy to get down to see my dad yesterday for his 93rd birthday. The drive was just incredible — the weather was so perfect. I almost couldn’t believe it. (And I have a new playlist that is just perfect for listening to while driving in sunny weather.)

However, my dad’s health is really deteriorating, so I was only able to spend one hour with him. But it was a beautiful hour, it really was. But, wow, it was unsettling. I am only able to get down there every few weeks and so the deterioration that happens between my visits is very noticeable to me, but this time, it was sort of staggering and heartbreaking to see. But we did have a really nice hour together.

Okay.

I have to make this a short post because I have a ton of work to do with Sandra today. So I have to get ready for her call.

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Before I go, I wanted to add that Phil will be live tomorrow night (Tuesday) at 7PM Eastern time.

Also, there was talk on his private chat (which Phil seemed to confirm???) that the Macafee deadswitch was activated over the weekend!!!

Stuff is happening, gang.

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I loved this post from Kanekoa the Great— proving that RFK Jr is the BEST psyop out there, gang!! If he doesn’t get the old Dems awake and back on track, no one will.

I find it very amusing, actually, that RFK Jr and Trump are on the same team. So “a vote” for RFK Jr is a vote for Trump…

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Oh, and this from Dr. Reiner Fuellmich. Please listen!! only 5 minutes!

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Ross K. Nichols — The Ghostwriters’ Guild (Authors of Torah) (47 mins):

James Tabor – Death & Afterlife: Do Christians Follow Plato rather than Jesus or Paul? (59 mins):

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Two from Real Raw News:

Eric Holder Hanged at GITMO (happened on Friday morning)

General David H. Berger, Rtd., Heads to Mar-a-Lago (retired General heads to Mar-a-Lago to protect Trump)

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Also, Mr. Trumptastic has passed away. He was a really joyful die-hard Trump supporter in the RV segment of the Truther movement.

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That’s it!! I gotta scoot!!

Have a great Monday, wherever you are in the world.

Thanks for visiting, gang.

I love you guys. See ya!

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Yes! From my driving-to-see-my-dad playlist! Play them LOUD (and preferably in your car). And enjoy!!

So far, it’s been a great birthday, gang!! In every way.

The most incredible weather, just so beautiful — I had to go to the post office to pick up a registered birthday delivery from my ex-husband in Seattle.

And so I walked there — it’s only about a 5 minute-walk to the post office (or to anywhere in Crazeysburg). And this strange little 200-year-old village is just so beautiful to me. Today, especially. Such perfect weather.

And getting the birthday gift from Foun Kee really just made my heart smile.

It was early enough that none of the neighbors were really out and about yet. Usually, on the weekends, everyone’s out in their yards. So this morning, it was so peaceful. I just felt so blessed.

And I got a few really nice little “Happy Birthdays” from people who follow me on Instagram.

Plus, my new friend in Istanbul texted me first thing this morning, and just kind of blew me away… We’ll see, gang. We’ll just see.

In the meantime, he also sent me this, which I find just incredibly lovely, on so many different levels, after so many decades of living:

“Hollow Years”

He’s just the kind of man
You hear about
Who leaves his family for
An easy out
They never saw the signs
He never said a word
He couldn’t take another day

Carry me to the shoreline
Bury me in the sand
Walk me across the water
And maybe you’ll understand

Once the stone
You’re crawling under
Is lifted off your shoulders
Once the cloud that’s raining
Over your head disappears
The noise that you’ll hear
Is the crashing down of hollow years

She’s not the kind of girl
You hear about
She’ll never want another
She’ll never be without
She’ll give you all the signs
She’ll tell you everything
Then turn around and walk away

Carry me to the shoreline
Bury me in the sand
Walk me across the water
And maybe you’ll understand

Once the stone
You’re crawling under
Is lifted off your shoulders
Once the cloud that’s raining
Over your head disappears
The noise that you’ll hear
Is the crashing down of hollow years

Carry me to the shoreline
Bury me in the sand (into the waves)
Walk me across the water
And maybe you’ll understand

Once the stone
You’re crawling under
Is lifted off your shoulders
Once the cloud that’s raining
Over your head disappears
The noise that you’ll hear
Is the crashing down of hollow years

Once the stone
You’re crawling under
Once the stone
You’re crawling under
Once the stone
You’re crawling under
Once the stone
You’re crawling under
Once the stone
You’re crawling under
Once the stone
You’re crawling under
(The sound that you’ll hear)
(Is the crashing down of hollow years)

c- 1997 John Petrucci

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And that’s it for now. I do have to go to the train station this afternoon. I decided that whoever comes by this evening for cocktails and charcuterie, will be stopping in because it’s my birthday. I mean this on a spiritual level. They obviously won’t know it’s my birthday. but I will. And it will be so interesting to me to see who shows up!!

Okay. Tomorrow I will not be posting here because it’s my dad’s birthday and I’ll be making another trip down to see him.

Enjoy my birthday today! Wherever you are in the world!!

Thanks for visitng.

I love you guys. See ya!

This will be a short one, gang.

I didn’t want to go 2 days in a row without at least stopping in, but I am exhausted! Yay!

I have no clue why. I had a great day yesterday. I slept great last night. I worked about 7 hours at the train station last evening, then drove home (25 miles) in a torrential downpour — thunder, lightning, high winds, the works. And for most of that drive, there are no streetlights at all — just pitch darkness. Except when lightning suddenly cracks open the whole sky.

But anyway. It wasn’t that big of a deal, really. So I’m not really sure why I’m so tired today. But on we go!

Stuff is going on in my private life that I can’t blog about. But it is sufficient to say, that it is very interesting, indeed, gang. If/when it becomes something I can blog about, I will.

Other than that, I’m still working on my many works-in-progress. And my Zazzle store is almost ready! And also, please feel free to visit MarilynsRoomsBooks.com. Even though it’s still in-progress, too; it is up and running.

Oh– tomorrow’s my big day! I turn 63. If you are into numerology, it is my “9” year — that incredible year of completion. Not only does 6+3=9 (63), but my birthday this year equals the 9-year completion cycle (7+22+2023). Plus, my overall number is 9 (7+22+1960).

So this is a really big year for me. I’m super excited about it.

Meanwhile, Sandra and I still have ALL of Act Two to get into shape before rehearsals begin on September 18th. So I’m a wee bit stressed about that, but we’ll do it. I wish I could feel more joy about it right now, but at this particular juncture, it’s just stress & deadlines.

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Here’s some stuff!

The Ten Commandments series continues–

Ross K. Nichols and Jono – The Ten Words: False Witness (Episode 12) (51 mins):

This is making a huge stir:

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And other than that, I will add this. From a friend last night:

And this, from the same friend:

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The Hollywood Vampires cancelled yet another show at the last minute yesterday — this time, Slovakia. However, this time they released a statement saying that:

“Upon arrival today to the venue in Slovakia to begin to set-up for tonight’s performance, it quickly became clear that the construction of the facility was incomplete, and therefore unsafe for both the band and the general public.”

They also said everyone in the band was fine. And they will be moving on to the show in Poland tomorrow. Still no public explanation about why they cancelled the show in Budapest, though.

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Okay. I’m gonna scoot.

Have a great Friday, wherever you are in the world, gang.

Thanks for visiting.

I love you guys. See ya!

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I leave you with my having-coffee-in-bed-listening-music from this morning!!

“Waiting for the End of the World”. From one of my favorite albums, ever: My Aim Is True, by Elvis Costello, 1977.

For some reason, for the past several days, I have found myself singing this song, every morning when I wake up. Meaning, before my eyes are even open, the song is in my head. And I haven’t listened to this particular song in years.

So today, I decided to listen to the song again, and wound up listening to the whole album, while having my coffee in bed. And I still LOVE IT. And so I share it! Enjoy!

“Waiting For The End Of The World”

The man from the television crawled into the train.
I wonder who he’s gonna stick it in this time.
Everyone was looking for a little entertainment,
so they’ll probably pull his hands off
when they find out his name.
And then they shut down the power all along the line,
and we got stuck in the tunnel where no lights shine.
They got to touching all the girls were to scared to call out.
Nobody was saying anything at all.
We were waiting for the end of the world,
waiting for the end of the world,
waiting for the end of the world.
Dear Lord I sincerely hope you’re coming
’cause you really started something.

Things got back to normal as the train began to roll again.
We got to the station about twenty minutes later.
The legendary hitchhiker says that he knows where it’s at.
Now he’d like to go to Spain or somewhere like that,
with his two-tone Bible and his funny cigarettes,
his suntan lotion and his castanets.

He was waiting for the end of the world,
waiting for the end of the world,
waiting for the end of the world.
Dear Lord I sincerely hope you’re coming
’cause you really started something.

And then the bride, the groom, the congregation and the priest
all got onto the train when we were three stations east, yeah.
Hiding from a scandal in the national press,
they had been trying to get married since they stole the wedding dress.
You may see them drowning as you stroll along the beach,
but don’t throw out the lifeline till they’re clean out of reach.

c – 1977 Elvis Costello