Two Days

 Questions to ponder …

1- What does an Egyptian pyramid do on a US dollar bill?

2- Why did 56 countries sign a treaty not to venture into Antarctica?

3- Why do planes never fly over Antarctica?

4- How did NASA "lose" the footage of the moon, probably one of the most important moments for humanity?

5- If Neil Armstrong was the first to set foot on the moon, who was holding the camera?

6- Why have we never gone back to the moon?

7- If monkeys evolved into people, why are monkeys still monkeys?

8- How does 95% of "garbage" DNA exist? Who decided this is actually "garbage"?

9- How were giant, symmetrical, detailed, sacred and geometrically solid structures such as cathedrals and parliament buildings created by people who lived in wooden huts, rode horse-drawn carriages and had no machines or lasers?

10- How is this same pre-Luvian architecture found all over the world?

11- Why are there images in ancient Egyptian art that appear to depict "spaceships"?

12- Why are remains and images of giant human beings found? And why are giants mentioned in several ancient writings of cultures distant from each other, including the Bible?

13- Why are there images of mushrooms in all ancient Christian art?

15- Why do ancient Egyptian artworks represent pine trees and is it a coincidence that even the pineal gland looks like a pine?

16- Why are there depictions of dragons all over the world and in different cultures, thousands of years apart and is also mentioned in the Bible?

17- Why is there so much blatantly demonic symbolism in the music and entertainment industry?

18- Why do most video games revolve around killing...

Friday in The Bay was absolutely delightful.

The Gypsy’s new home is just lovely and she cooked tofu and vegetables in a chilli satay sauce with rice, followed by chocolate chia seed pudding. It was all delicious and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the tofu!

The three of us talked and talked and talked and talked for five hours and the only reason we stopped was because I had to get home by 5pm to work.

Adoring Husband had prepared dinner AND baked a chocolate cake which we enjoyed before watching the footy.

Today has been a footy day too.

Despite a cold start, it was a glorious day.

I have a batch of bone broth bubbling away overnight.

I cooked coconut lemon chicken with vegetable rice for dinner.

It’s almost 2am as I write this and I might actually be tired enough to sleep now.

So … nite all.