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Use the Force, leslee. Says the voice in the Darkness
I don't think I mentioned this over here. Once in a while I will read something or see a movie, and it has an unsettling effect on me, like it's the answer to some question I didn't even know I had asked. A few years ago I did England, and during the planning, thought about going out to this little island Michael Skellig off the coast of "The Dingle" a peninsula on the west coast of Ireland. I dabble in archeology, and some of the finest examples of clochans are there, and of course, on the Dingle too. Beehive dwellings, they are all over Canada too, only really remote. Long archeological story and puzzle. Had to cancel that trip, it was just too much but may go back yet.
It's commonly thought that Michael Skellig might be "Avalon" that King Arthur was taken to at the end of HIS saga (wounded) and he may be buried there. In the 8th century the island was probably a Christian monastery, founded just as the Romans were leaving the UK. The "Isle of the West"
Anyway I had come home, it was about a month later I think, or two... was finally settling down the buzz from the trip, finally reprogramming myself to drive on the right again!!! LOL... and Episode 7 of the Star Wars saga came out. When Rey started hiking around the clochans, I was in my seat in the darkened theatre, having an absolute FIT. Star Wars is so chock full of metaphor and such (just listen to Joseph Campbell and his lectures) it fit right in. What a stroke of genius someone had to do the filming there! WOW. Anyway looking forward to the next episode very much. Adam Driver is an incredibly good actor, want to see Carrie Fisher's final bow, and I suspect Mark Hamill did a bang up job.
I didn't follow that. But it seemed to me every geological hole in England was marketed as the locale of the sword and the stone back when I haunted that country.
I love everything Avalon - the mystique of olde England, enchanting California, the paradise of Wainuiomata, and Bryan Ferry.
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As I was saying about Native American DNA....
Having just wallowed in this (now armed with DNA reports from both National Geographic and Ancestry.com) It seems North America was populated prehistorically by the A, B, C, D and X matrilineal haploid groups. A, C, D seem to be part of that "Bering Land Bridge" paradigm, invading by following herds in and down the coast. In my case, my genetic markers show my ancestors migrated from the Southern California coast across generally the southern border (probably explaining the Anasazi) and then migrated on into Alabama, where they waited patiently for a bunch of foxy red heads to show up from Scotland. (My maternal line is the D1, comes from the mitochondria) A whole 0.2% of the people checked have this.
BUT get this. Line B seems to be Polynesians sailing around the Pacific and then landing in the New World. Pacific Rim people. The Olmecs look a lot like Samoas.
Here we go. Line X is possibly "The Red Paint People" OR lost Welshmen who (like the Vikings) wandered via boat into Canada, and started building clochans just like they have in Ireland. OR they are the long lost 13th tribe somehow hoicking themselves over to Virginia from Spain.
That's what the DNA tells us so far.
So far no one has put forth a project to DNA type the Mound Builders and I wish they would. I know there are mounds that are tombs, and darn it the tribes are huffy about digging them up. Sigh.
I think Arthur is alleged to have been a warlord c. 6th century, and no telling where they hid stuff... the whole British Isle complex is one big archeological dig from what I can tell. The English are mad for their past, and in a way it's nice, because they don't destroy antiquities, they halt what they are building and call someone to come get it. The myth does point to a mystical island in the west.
When I find time I'll do a timeline on this stuff.
Last night I had the same old dream. I was trying to get to a Justin concert. I think I was in a foreign country and forgot I had tickets to three shows instead of two. Time was tight when I came to my senses, and I was going to have to hitchhike to make it, as I was a pie. Then the surge protector went off and woke me up.
I dreamed I went to LA. All was nice until I was joined by a very good friend from 30 years ago who cramped my style and caused me to miss engagements. I was in a very long building with decorated rooms. I picked up a cello bow that was shaped like an archer's bow. Then, I couldn't remember from which room I picked it up. I put it down in the wrong place to save time. There was a big stadium, and nobody wanted to sit next to me because I was carrying a small bundle of laundry that smelled very bad. I woke up, and the dog was between me and the wall, and I was so happy she wasn't running from me, too.
I was talking on the phone with my father and playing "Google Man" as we did. I was covering territory I walked on a recent concert tour when my father told me the next-door neighbor lady had died. I had this deja vu. I may have been deceiving myself, but I remembered looking at that very part of the road and wondering if she was still alive, whilst I was there. She died half a year before I was there, so it wasn't one of those things like when you suddenly think of somebody you haven't thought of in years only to find out you thought of them just as they were leaving this life for their next great adventure. I was sure I had thought about her at that very spot.
Now, that I write about it, it occurs to me that the name of the street was a lot like her first name, and mispronounced by some locals the same way. So, yes. I probably actually was thinking about her when I was really there.
I hope to go to Wainu on Google Man tonight.
I had a dream and you were in it last night, leslee. (In accordance with Abos tradition about Dreamtime I need to tell you that.) But it was nothing earth shattering. We also had Chuckles the Clown roaming around through the same building with us.
I probably should have written it down (there was more, all non spectacular), but I fell back asleep.
I had a naughty dream about Graeme and won't share. Funny tho. ALL of the elements of the cruise keep hopping through my dreams. Last night someone had stolen my towels, like the captain of the ship had picked them up as a fire lane hazard, and I was concerned I wouldn't get them back.
Dang I don't like anxiety dreams. Especially when they are nothing when you wake up. Why is my mind so concerned about such trivia?
Thank you for listening.
I do not pretend to know others' minds.
However, that awful day of January 21 began with me ramming my car windshield into a yellow canary. I assumed he was a goner and didn't think to go back to see if maybe he survived to scoop him up to nest in my car until I could find a place to take him. No, I just kept going, too concerned I might miss the show. Then, I went down one and almost two roads the wrong way. Ominous.
Generally a bird strike is pretty final for the bird. One can only hope he went quick. An oriole perhaps? (Canaries not being native to our continent.)
IMHO one way streets should be outlawed. I bet a lot fewer people would die of heart attack, stroke, and head ons.
All RIGHT. My favorite Star Trek episode, the Space Hippies! May have to turn off the computer..... Think good light thoughts leslee!!! Oh tho emo queen
I dreamed the other night I was doing long division. Quite a long string of numbers too, with a decimal point in it.
I have no idea what that means, but I think I'll go to bed anyway. I had a lovely dinner with family tonight, my grand daughter threw all the tortilla chips into the air (a bit like Harpo Marx debarking off the ship) and I'm very stuffed on chili rellenos and a margarita.
arriba!
There IS no right answer with an infinitesimal decimal.
I dreamed last night I was changing diapers. I had something packed or was trying to pack and move and this little baby managed to crawl in there and had a leaky diaper. I was very glad to wake up.
Odd I so rarely have scatological dreams too.
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