the end is the beginning

*Article on magnetic swarming technology ( smart dust ) from last month. It's real. It exists. You are breathing it in right now. We are now in the final countdown. *History does repeat itself, and we've had issues with  toxic fog  in the past. *Friday night I was outside feeding the cat and as I walked back inside it was almost like something was beckoning for me to turn around. I looked over my shoulder and saw a bright light that seemed to be moving, so I turned around and walked back towards the end of my driveway to get a better look. The closer I got the more obvious it was that it was moving (they always remind me of Kirby's victory dance) so I ran back inside and got Peppy. He had seen one last week, and while I know he believes me and believes what he saw, I know he second guesses himself because his brain works more logically than on intuition. So here you go, here's what I've been seeing in the sky since August. In 20 short seconds I think you might see w...

Ok. This is megaphone time. This affects everyone unless you are a true bubble boy/girl.  So, so, so....this fog. It is everywhere and it is really not normal. When Peppy was grilling the week before Christmas it was still warm, close to 60 degrees. It had been sunny and then suddenly this low fog appeared out of nowhere, and it was so thick, almost like a fog machine at a haunted house. I commented to Peppy how odd the fog looked, and that's when I realized I could see my breath, which I shouldn't be able to do at 58 degrees. I did not see any particles like people are claiming, but if you do, PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH IT. I mean, that seems obvious, but people are touching the clumps with their bare hands, and you really shouldn't. There's actually an episode of Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix right now (I think) where a woman gets sick and dies after mysterious goo turns up on her farm after a storm. I am a really curious person too, but please, do not touch unknown, foreign...

Went to dinner last night and while we were waiting on our table we went to a Barnes and Noble that is next door. I understand that retail has taken a nosedive over the last few years, and that even 15 years ago I was surprised B&N was still trucking when other retailers began to close their doors. But I was still shocked to see the state of this store last night, because these are usually tidy and well kept stores. It looked like it hadn't been vacuumed in weeks. There was trash and junk piled everywhere. There was visible dust all over the shelves, and this misspelling on the 50% off sign. IN. A. BOOKSTORE. I know I've been saying for years that we were watching a societal collapse in real time, but dang, when I remove myself from being fascinated by it all, it absolutely grieves my soul to see it all playing out.  It is this same surreal feeling that I get whenever we drive through the little run down towns outside of the cities all over America. They are all the same. W...