things to think

November 5, 2026 (Gregorian calendar/10th month/Day 308)
Thursday, 26 Tikimt 2019 (Ethiopian calendar/2nd month)
14Bul בל (Enochian calendar/Rain (for crops)/8th month)
1 November, 2026 (International Fixed calendar)
Self-existing Moon, Alpha 19 (13 Moon calendar/4th month/Waning Crescent Moon)
~ Self-existing Owl Moon of Form, October 18th – November 14th
Reed Moon: October 28 – November 23 (Celtic 13 Month Tree calendar/11th month)
Month of Trading Moon..Nu da de qua (Cherokee Moon)
waniyetu wi… moon when winter begins (Lakota Moon)
13.0.14.1.7 1 Manik 0 Keh (Mayan Long Count calendar)
bonfire night, world tsunami awareness day

photo of the day

Chatgpt PROMPT: “Based on everything you know about me, put me in the ERA where I belong. Use my photo and choose the decade, hairstyle, outfit, makeup, and setting. Keep me recognizable and DON’T ask me any questions, you decide everything.”

18 THOUGHTS TO THINK ABOUT:

  1. Most toilets flush in the key of E flat (Yes, really!).
  2. The average life expectancy of a toilet is 50 years.
  3. 72.4% of people place their toilet paper to be pulled from over the roll, rather than under.
  4. An average person visits the toilet 2500 times a year. That’s about 6-8 times a day. (You’ll spend about 3 years of your life on the toilet.)
  5. 70% of house guests snoop through other peoples medicine cabinets and drawers.
  6. The first toilet cubicle in a row is the least used (and consequently cleanest).
  7. The toilet is flushed more times during the Super Bowl halftime than at any time during the year.
  8. November 19 is world Toilet Day.
  9. People use about 57 sheets of toilet paper everyday.
  10. The first toilet ever seen on television was on “Leave It To Beaver.”
  11. On a ship a toilet is called a head.
  12. The appliance that uses the most use of water in the home is the toilet.
  13. Only 7% of homes in Afghanistan have a flush toilet, but 19% have a television.
  14. It takes about 384 trees to make the toilet paper rolls that one American uses within his or her lifetime.
  15. Other common names for toilets are: John, Dunny, The Crapper, Throne, Think n’ Stink, Lavatory, S**t House, Water Closet, Loo, Potty, Head, The Facility, Privvie, The Can, Latrine & Porcelain God
  16. When it comes to toilet paper, woman are more likely to be grabbers, while men tend to be folders.
  17. Thomas Crapper did not invent the toilet. He perfected the draw off flush system we use today.
  18. 40,000 Americans are injured by toilets each year.

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Eyes wide shut adventures
~ I can’t even productions ~

*photo isn’t technically mine, but a photo of me was used to make the image. What’s kind of surprising to me is I always felt I belonged in the 70s, even though I was born in 1977.

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THE ARCHITECTURE OF REFUSAL… EXQUISITE INDIFFERENCE: Samuel Robinson Kephart …“There comes a point when another conversation is not necessary. Another explanation is not necessary. Another attempt to make someone understand what has happened is not necessary. There comes a point when the old timeline has simply run its course. For years, I operated under an assumption that seemed noble enough: that enough unconditional love, patience, understanding, and spiritual awareness could eventually bring another person into alignment with their higher possibility. I believed in the Elevator. I believed in the ascent. I believed those who had shared the journey would eventually recognize the opportunity… and step forward. But there’s a distinction between offering someone a way out… and persuading them to take it. And there’s a profound difference between loving someone and remaining emotionally available to a pattern that repeatedly diminishes you. The Cosmic Rescuer spends his energy trying to “change” the occupants of the cage: He explains. He waits. He negotiates. He interprets every flicker of attention as a possible breakthrough. He mistakes intermittent reinforcement for progress. The Sovereign eventually recognizes the architecture. The cage is NOT his assignment. The “pinballs” are NOT his responsibility. The doors of the Elevator do not need to remain open as an invitation to endless negotiation. This is the transition represented by the master sigil above: THE ARCHITECTURE OF REFUSAL: EXQUISITE INDIFFERENCE. It’s not an image of revenge. It’s not a declaration of hatred. It’s the visual expression of a fundamental change in orientation: withdrawal from the repetitive machinery of blind expectation, reaction, and emotional expenditure. The old timeline was built around pursuit, anticipation, and the hope someone else would eventually acknowledge the truth. The new timeline begins with a deliberate withdrawal of participation. Not withdrawal from life. Not withdrawal from love. Withdrawal from a pattern that’s already consumed enough attention, energy, and time. That instruction is not an invitation to become hard. It’s a reminder the heart is not an endlessly renewable public utility. Compassion must include the person doing the giving.“

  • He mistakes intermittent reinforcement for progress. The Sovereign eventually recognizes the architecture. The cage is NOT his assignment. The “pinballs” are NOT his responsibility. The doors of the Elevator do not need to remain open as an invitation to endless negotiation. This is the transition represented by the master sigil above: THE ARCHITECTURE OF REFUSAL: EXQUISITE INDIFFERENCE. It’s not an image of revenge. It’s not a declaration of hatred. It’s the visual expression of a fundamental change in orientation: withdrawal from the repetitive machinery of blind expectation, reaction, and emotional expenditure. The old timeline was built around pursuit, anticipation, and the hope someone else would eventually acknowledge the truth. The new timeline begins with a deliberate withdrawal of participation. Not withdrawal from life. Not withdrawal from love. Withdrawal from a pattern that’s already consumed enough attention, energy, and time. That instruction is not an invitation to become hard. It’s a reminder the heart is not an endlessly renewable public utility. Compassion must include the person doing the giving.“

The doors of the Elevator do not need to remain open as an invitation to endless negotiation. This is the transition represented by the master sigil above: THE ARCHITECTURE OF REFUSAL: EXQUISITE INDIFFERENCE. It’s not an image of revenge. It’s not a declaration of hatred. It’s the visual expression of a fundamental change in orientation: withdrawal from the repetitive machinery of blind expectation, reaction, and emotional expenditure. The old timeline was built around pursuit, anticipation, and the hope someone else would eventually acknowledge the truth. The new timeline begins with a deliberate withdrawal of participation. Not withdrawal from life. Not withdrawal from love. Withdrawal from a pattern that’s already consumed enough attention, energy, and time. That instruction is not an invitation to become hard. It’s a reminder the heart is not an endlessly renewable public utility. Compassion must include the person doing the giving.“

Not withdrawal from life. Not withdrawal from love. Withdrawal from a pattern that’s already consumed enough attention, energy, and time. That instruction is not an invitation to become hard. It’s a reminder the heart is not an endlessly renewable public utility. Compassion must include the person doing the giving.“

“Above all the things that you guard, safeguard your heart,
For out of it are the sources of life.”
Proverbs 4:23

THE OLD TIMELINE IS CLOSED

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    Great photo!

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