Resplendent Remnant Timeline

Again. Change of plans. The best laid plans can and yes do go awry at times. It seems I’ve been jumping from one lily pad to the next in a frog marathon lately. I hear in my mind, “Hey, but wait a minute, what about that fourth park I wanted to show on my blog?” “And when exactly”, I countered, “would I have time to edit those pictures and create a post while I’m constantly leaping?” Good question, I hear. And then a giggle. Uh yes, I do have conversations like this with myself. But why exactly would I admit this to you is totally beyond me. That’s nuts! 😂

Remember the last picture from my November the 10th post? If not I’ll show you ….

Julie Riso gave me the answer as to what this actually is as expressed in her comment, “The final photo is a spectacular example of a sundog: https://www.thoughtco.com/sundog-overview-4047905

I have yet to see one of those.”

Well, I went to the link and one of the facts is:

“A Sign of Foul Weather

Despite their beauty, sundogs are indicative of foul weather, just like their halo cousins. Since the clouds that cause them (cirrus and cirrostratus) can signify an approaching weather system, sundogs themselves often indicate that rain will fall within the next 24 hours.”

It’s been well over 24 hours since I saw this Sundog but the weather forecast has turned into a warning with dire predictions of a weather front dumping up to SIX feet (1.82 meters) of snow. Supposedly it is on its way. Now before any of us get all excited and start running in circles, (Ya hear me, Hubby?) let’s put on the table the facts from previous weather predictions of winters past. Usually and I say this with tongue in cheek, when these weather predictions scream OH BAD STORM on the way, it usually fizzles to barely a few flakes. When they do NOT say anything that is when we get hit. One snow storm that pummeled us in October years back, the story goes, “a few inches to be expected” and we woke up to 7 feet (2.1 meters) of snow dumped on us while we slept.

So keeping this in mind, only Mother truly knows what is to come. Nonetheless, I find myself in a pickle of sorts as I choose to either show the last park or jump into my present NOW by showing the Remnant of this past Resplendent Autumn. In order to bring you up more or less to date I am choosing to show the resplendent remnant. Even those pictures are truly not in the present but since there is no time and all timelines manifest within the same moment, what the heck? Who cares? I sound as if I really know what I’m talking about, don’t I? If you honestly think I understood what I just wrote, you have another thing coming.  😂  I profess to know next to nothing when it comes to Quantum physics. I’m just gonna be content showing you pretty pictures that illustrate even Mother sometimes has a tough time letting go.

So with that all said, let’s just settle back to enjoy what I am presenting today. May all of you have a day full of laughter and love.

There is one more item on the docket so to speak before I close. I’ve been observing the moon when the moon is not obliterated by clouds. The Full Blood Moon occurred in the very early hours of November 8th. The moon in this neighborhood of the world usually rises in our Southeast skies. The Full Moon did rise in that place in the sky, but suddenly two days later it somehow flew over to exactly the opposite side of the board to rise in our Northeastern portion of our sky. Not only that, I documented that the Full Moon stayed full for almost two entire days which my friend Zia collaborated. The morning of the 9th I took a picture through my bedroom window, not a great one yet the moon to my eyes still looked full. Granted my eyes were not awake yet so take that into consideration when you view …

Later that same night I took another picture which showed the moon slightly beginning to wane but to an extent not as much as usual. To the casual observer’s eyes, the moon looks full.

Again taking out my cell I took another picture on the 10th. This one showed evidence of clear waning yet still only a very small portion. (By my tally this is approximately 2 days and 16  hours since the Full Moon.)

Life intervened and the lily hopping erased my moon obsession. But then the show on the 13th had me halt on the latest lily pad I was on! I saw this huge light in the sky in the Northeast. To my astonishment it was the moon and from the amount of light the moon was throwing off and how it looked despite the branches, it seemed to be full. Those lily pads can wait I declared! I’m going right now to fetch my cell. And click. How is it possible the moon resembles a full moon again? I thank Dr. Nick for confirming the amount of bright light he observed. Now I’ll concede there are trees in the way in the picture below yet the moon is glowing in such a way it sure looks about full to me. Another mystery.

To my knowledge a Full Moon does not stay full for almost two entire days, and then five days after the Full Moon it again seems full. Somehow 2 + 2 are not adding up to 4. As it just so happens, I am unable to document anything further after the picture shown below because very conveniently the sky is now seen with low hanging dark clouds. No sun. No moon. Just clouds.

Here is that picture which is from the evening of November 13th, catching us up even closer to the present NOW moment, if that even exists. Well, if it stands to reason what is claimed to be true by the “experts” in that every NOW in every timeline in all dimensions in all directions are contained in ONE NOW, sure, I am 100% positive that I’ve gotten caught up to the present NOW and am in the NOW moment with you. 😂 Ask me again if I understand what I just wrote. 😂

Confused yet? Join the club!!! 😂
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