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Seeing things with new eyes...an updated view on reality.
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...Yeeees! YAY!!! Boy have I missed you!!! Ok, I can check off at least 7, possibly 8 items on your list. ;) Some of the recent 'downloads' have been doozies! (Not many people discuss this stuff....still! Hard to believe.) Have you seen that we are getting some powerful energies from different parts of the universe? Remember that space dust cloud or whatnot we went through back in 2011-12? It feels similar to that to me. Interesting information in this thread, but they do not want any 'woo woo' stuff in it. Thread: The Sun is taking a hard hit of energy on Tuesday march 19 I am now living in the boonies (the country,) so I am not seeing much of anything. It always seems about the same here. I guess that is a great thing.  Quoting: LilMiss Please tell me where there are still boonies because its growing so fast where I am at I can't take it. Hundreds of houses and apartments going up so fast - I have no idea where they think all the people to inhabit them are going to come from. I am talking about thousands of new housing options. 200 houses here - 200 apartments there. Its stupefying. So please what state and area are there still boonies. I live in North Central Arkansas. It takes me a half hour to get to the nearest 'city' (12,000 people.) We have one store in my town (less than 100 people here.) A convenient store/gas station, and only because we have an amazing lake nearby that tourists fish in during the warmer months. I was thinking you were going to tell me Arkansas or MO. I recently discovered an entire family branch in MO. The problem is I have become accustomed to Florida - even if its North Florida. But I know - writing is on the wall - I will have to open my mind to options soon. I LOVE Florida, but the thought of living on the ocean right now gives me pause. I have seen some of Missouri. It has the Ozark Mountains, and is gorgeous (where I am are considered more the 'foothills' of the Ozarks.) Trust your instincts! ;)
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