Author Archives: Trish and Rob
The New Deal: Bye-bye Blogland?
Well, if this story is correct, we may be facing a tiered Internet. The deal struck between Google and Verizon is “one massive loophole that sets the stage for the corporate takeover of the Internet,” wrote Craig Allen in the … Continue reading
Disclosure
Our daily newspaper rarely has anything about UFOs. But on July 7 there was a short piece about UFO disclosure. Apparently an Italian member of the European parliament, Mario Borghezio, urged member countries to open their secret files on UFOs. … Continue reading
Under our Noses
This little synchro goes along with the one Trish posted below. Sometimes synchronicities are right under our noses. While Trish was wondering why we hadn’t experienced any during our trip to the keys, I noticed that I had set down … Continue reading
The Trickster, Chuckling
This is one of the view’s from the place in the Florida keys where we stayed are staying. The house belongs to our agent, who uses it only during the winter months, and he was kind enough to allow us … Continue reading
Vise-Grip Synchro
The next synchronicity came from Lauren, under a comment for the July 27 post on clusters and figs. It’s a really odd story, I think, about spirit contact and, well, a pair of pliers! +++I was en route to art … Continue reading
Cardinal Cross
In astrology, cardinal signs are about action, doing, movement, forward thrust. Aries, Cancer, Libra, Capricorn. Those are the cardinal signs. Aries, a fire sign, reads like the Star Trek motto – going where no man has gone before- and follows … Continue reading
Crop Circle Enigma
First ‘Julia Set’, photo on left shows Stonehenge above the crop circle Yesterday we mentioned our contact with Jim Moseley, editor of Saucer Smear. After our phone conversation, Jim sent us the latest issue. One of the interesting items in … Continue reading
Saucer Smear Syncho
Click the mysterious box On July 28, a call came to the house in the evening. The name on the caller ID said Moseley Industries. I answered guessing correctly that it was Jim Moseley, a long-time acquaintance and editor of … Continue reading
The Garage Sale
Ansel Adams Finding a good news story is more challenging than I thought it would be. They exist, but it takes time to find them. But here’s one, from NPR. Ten years ago, Rick Norsigian, a building painter in … Continue reading
Simply Pharaonic
We’ve written a couple of times about columns Dick Cavett has written in the New York Times in which he expresses his befuddlement regarding astonishing coincidences that have occurred in his life. In spite of being well read, Cavett seemed … Continue reading






