TIMOTHY TIMOTHY

Cusp Of Great Cycle

We are living today in the cusp of the Mayan end times, the end of a galactic day or time period spanning thousands of years. One galactic day of 25,625 years is divided into five cycles of 5,125 years.

The Great Cycle of the Mayan Long Count calendar ends on the winter solstice of 2012 A.D. Following Mayan concepts of cyclic time and World Age transitions, this is as much about beginnings as endings. In fact, it was considered by the ancient Mayans to signify the creation of a new World Age. We are almost at the end of the fifth and final 5,125 year cycle!



http://www.adishakti.org/mayan_end_times_prophecy_12-21-2012.htm

http://www.idahostatesman.com/2010/04/23/1164899/death-of-caveman-ends-an-era-in.html

Death of 'Salmon River Caveman' ends era

BOISE - Known as the "Salmon River Caveman," Richard Zimmerman lived an essentially 19th-century lifestyle, a digital-age anachronism who never owned a telephone or a television and lived almost entirely off the land.

"He was in his home at the caves at the end, and it was his wish to die there," said Connie Fitte, who lived across the river. "He was the epitome of the free spirit."

Great music is written by people who are either running toward or away from God--BONO

When I was just a little lad and I spent alot of time being dangled from my ancles from my freekishly larger older brother,  I remember eating sour dough pancakes.  My brother would bring this 2 or 3 gallon crock pot of sour dough to the house and whip up these awsome pancakes.  I have talked to him about it a little,  but there never seems to be any resolution to it. 

Question:  I would like to start something like this (if possible) and keep it going.  Any ideas?  Any suggestions?  Is this something that someone should start that might not have regular time to look after it?

 

Alivia is correct.  She is 9lbs 8oz and 22 inches long.  the picture thing will have to wait till paul gets here.  just cant seem to do it

bacon makes me happy.  i feed it to family when they visit.  they are happy too.

Just thought I would let everyone know that Paul is an uncle again! 

I used a motion sensor switch on my root cellar.  It cost less than $10,  and i could set it to come on for a variety of different times.  It was a simple install,  and I never had to worry if the light was left on.