Everything is Not Fine

Don't Mind Me sent me Part 3 from Truthstream Media. I had posted Part 1 and 2 concerning the wreckage of what is going on in N C, a couple posts ago. He had posted the link to the second video in the comment section, but it is very important that people know what is going on. Thank you Don't Mind Me for sending these.

No Rest for the Weary

It's been a long week. I'm still loving my job and really starting to love the people that I work with. It's the first job I've ever had where I feel appreciated for my skills and my ability to work hard and embrace what is expected of me with a view to being successful. The responsibilities I have at my job pale in comparison to what I have to do at home to keep the household functioning smoothly.

In the mornings I get up at 3:30am (no masonic number there – it is what it is) have my coffee and relax for an hour before the workday really begins. I take a shower, make breakfast for my husband and then pack him a lunch. I wash the dishes (I don't have a dishwasher – that would be sweet!), get the coffee maker ready for the next day, get dressed, warm up the car and head out the door.

I have a forty minute drive to work. It's all back roads so it is peaceful and I have time to think. I come up with the best ideas on those drives, that I quickly forget once I get to where I'm going. I will write more about my morning drives in the future. It's definitely sucking up the gas though, and I will have to fill up at least once a week.

When I get home, I check the computer to see what I missed during the day and then start making dinner. Lather, rinse, repeat.

Today I need to run into town to pick up a package and get some groceries. Then I have to prep for the upcoming week by making some potato salad, cooking a chicken and then catch up on chores like cleaning the bathroom and vacuuming. On top of that, I have to do an emergency defrost of the freezer even though I just did it 6 months ago. The stupid door won't stay shut. Sigh.

There is less than 3 weeks until the fake election, so I am curious what will happen. Maybe nothing. Maybe all hell breaks loose. Frankly, I'm just too busy and tired to pay it any mind. Just trying to get through the day getting everything done. I'm usually in bed by 8pm. I sleep good.

Hope you all are doing well, take care out there.  

 

It Starts

It's 26 degrees out this morning. I'm so not ready for winter! Will post when I have time.

Some Things to Think About

I know it's been a couple weeks since devastation hit our country in the form of a "hurricane". The following videos are something to keep in mind going forward.

And "they" are willing to admit they have the technology. Read between the lines.

Free Range Judy

So far, I'm totally loving my new job. I have my own office and a mini-fridge. I believe at some point in the future, I'm going to get a little coffee maker in there for that 3pm slump.

One of the women in charge met with me on my first full day (Thursday) to go over my responsibilities. The day I went in for the drug test (Tuesday) she called me Judy. Wednesday, when I came in to watch the training videos (which were videos on how to care for Dementia patients – not how to do my job) she stopped in to see me and called me Judy again. This time I corrected her with my real name. I took the blame for not correcting her the first time. We laughed about it and she said she may still call me Judy occasionally as a joke.

I was filling out a time card because I didn't have an employee number yet to clock in. It needed a supervisor's signature. I asked her if she was my supervisor. She said, “I don't know” and told me I didn't need a signature. I asked if I need to take my breaks or my lunch at a certain time. She said, “No, you're kind of free range.” Wow, I like that. The bottom line is, no one is micro-managing me. Sweet.

Part of my responsibilities is ordering supplies but the supply rooms are in total disarray. There are duplicate supplies in several rooms scattered through out the facility so starting day one, I began taking inventory – going room to room so we have an idea of what supplies we have where. It's a huge job and will take me a while. After two days I'm only half way through room 1 and there are possibly 10 rooms altogether.

I will attend morning staff meetings with all the important people. For my first meeting I let them know where I was in inventorying and that when I was finished, I would bring it back to the group so we could decide together where we eventually want everything. The Administrator came to my office afterwards and shut the door. He told me I did an excellent job in the meeting and to keep up the good work. It's only day three but it's already in the running for best job ever.

This job, and the entire atmosphere of the place, is the polar opposite of working for the witches at the last place. Witches in the literally sense. All memories of which are starting to fade like a long ago nightmare.

At the end of the day on Friday, my not-supervisor stopped by to let me know she was leaving work and that she is very excited that I am working here now. She said, “Have a great weekend Judy!” We laughed.

I'm actually looking forward to Monday.

Take care out there.

Day One

I got an email late afternoon yesterday to start my new job today. As far as I know, I'm just going to be watching some training videos. My first full day should be tomorrow, and I haven't been told yet when my shifts will be. I'm excited. I'm also so peaceful about this new job, not at all like the stress I was going through with the last job, knowing I had 12 hour shifts on graveyard. Working 8 hour shifts will be a piece of cake comparatively. Not sure when I will be able to post again. Hopefully soon.

Take care out there. 

Outta Time - Updated for Cederq

I was doing some research for a blog post and time just got away from me. I have to make potato salad and a meatloaf before it gets too hot today. Hopefully tomorrow.

Here is a time song just for Cederq

One Year Later – The Script Continues

It's been one year since the false flag event that started the blatant genocide being carried out on the Gaza strip. The official story was that “Hamas” attacked Israel using hang gliders on one of the most heavily defended borders in the world with the most advanced surveillance equipment, yet Israel didn't respond for over 10 hours. I'm not going to rehash all the propaganda and news from that time, or what has happened in that region since. I just want to remind people that this event was literally written into the script 11 years earlier on the cover of the 2012 double edition of the Economist magazine.

For years before that, Israel was actually funding Hamas, who never really did represent the actual civilian Palestinian people but were just the mainstream controlled opposition group paid for and used for the continuation of the world stage movie we are all watching.

Now, all of a sudden, Iran needs to be attacked. For reasons. It reminds me of this one time, when the bad guy was hiding out in the caves of Afghanistan, but we needed to attack Iraq. It doesn't really make any sense, but these things never do.

Strangely, I was going to post about this article first, before I found out about today being the one year anniversary, which is actually pertinent in the big picture.

Dying for dark gods – We should at least know who we are getting sacrificed to

Don't let the first couple paragraphs prevent you from reading the whole thing. He's just setting the stage.

So, who knows how things will play out. I'm sure our tax dollars will get funneled over there regardless, instead of helping our people here at home. But that's a whole other blog post. Continue to pray for the people affected by the “Hurricane” and prepare for whatever may come. I guess Wyoming is now on fire, but I'm not seeing anything about it.

Anyway, take care out there.

I'm Back

When I wrote my last blog post, I was thinking of waiting at least a month before posting again so I wrote 10.6.24 on my to do list. I've thought about posting before now, but I couldn't tell if it was me or the Lord that set the October 6^th deadline. Thought I better stay on the safe side.

Ironically, I went on a job interview on Tuesday, October 1st and got the call with the job offer on Oct 4th. I was actually surprised to hear from them so fast. The job is contingent on whether or not I pass the drug test tomorrow, and since it has been a couple weeks since I've eaten any poppy seed dressing, I should be able to safely say, the job is mine.

I'd like to thank everyone for all their prayers for the last month. On Sept. 25^th, I had no money for rent and was beginning to worry, but at the end of the day, there was a thousand dollar donation from a very special friend in my account, enough for rent and to make the credit card payments. The Lord is never late. I should have at least one paycheck from the new job before rent is due again. Thank God.

This devastating situation in East Tennessee and North Carolina is absolutely heartbreaking. Weather warfare that has been perfected to target this area is so evil it makes your head spin. People will be recovering from this for a long time, and some will never recover. I'm not familiar with this guy, but just found him on the side bar this morning, but he has some good information as we enter Day 7 or 8.

The only thing I disagree with him is, we are NOT voting our way out of this. This is another attack from the enemy, plain and simple. Please continue to pray for those affected.

Take care out there.