X Marks the Spot

Strange story perhaps to break the monotony...

Several years ago I was out on my front porch in the early morning. Suddenly out of the corner of my eye, I saw some movement in the grass.

I looked over to see a pigeon unlike any I had even seen before hopping toward me. Being under the assumption that birds fear people and will not approach them, I watched curiously as this bird hopped closer and closer to me.

Without taking much notice of me it then jumped up the the few steps to my front door and went into my house through the door I had left partially open.

I was so shocked I wasn't quite sure how to react so I followed it in.

It had led itself under the coffee table and was just sitting there.

The pigeon was very pretty and I got the distinctive impression it was scared and perhaps 'lost'.

I then went and got the cat carrier out of the garage and put it inside.

After a bit of marveling at the events, I packed up the bird and drove it to the raptor bird sanctuary in my city.

:)

:)

The being cold part.

Wow. Do you ever feel like animals are drawn to you?

I had to double check if that bird was real. It is beautiful.

If we supprised london one day... like the folgers switch.
We have replaced your normal pogeon with a much more colorful version. I bet everyone would be happier.

Wow. Do you ever feel like animals are drawn to you?

I had to double check if that bird was real. It is beautiful.

If we supprised london one day... like the folgers switch.
We have replaced your normal pogeon with a much more colorful version. I bet everyone would be happier.

Yes.

There was also a dog from a few blocks over who would on occasion, get out of it's yard.

It came to my house thrice over the year.

I think it's name was Grover. I called the owners and they would come pick him up, not needing directions after the second time.

I remember he smelled bad..




There was something else as well, but I can't remember.

Yes.

There was also a dog from a few blocks over who would on occasion, get out of it's yard.

It came to my house thrice over the year.

I think it's name was Grover. I called the owners and they would come pick him up, not needing directions after the second time.

I remember he smelled bad..




There was something else as well, but I can't remember.

feels smaller like and insect or lizard

aether, your thoughts on the Black Night Satellite.

aether, your thoughts on the Black Night Satellite.

no thoughts really

communicative intuition with animals was normal in our previous era`s so possessing the notion today is natural

Not even something that goes thunk in the night?

hey dion
no signal that prompts attention

which could mean i`m the last to know

...

[link to www.gematrix.org]



Sorry, couldn't resist...

no thoughts really

lmao! The first one: Alien Intervention

i only notice what i am interested in
unless it is interested in me
then it gets my attention
the balance is auto

I know right?

Seer it is with deep regret I read what has happened, tears have been building within me and are due for release, the last thing I would ever want is distress hurt or anything of that nature to come past one such as you, an angel in womens clothing. The tactic of bullies is if they can not find a direct pain for those they are confronted with is to attempt hurt at those they love.

You have shown me something I will never ever forget, an amazing strength of character is an understatement, even me myself do not disereve the honour of calling you a friend based on my past actions yet here you are still subtly guiding being the wonderful you that you are.

I am indebted to you.

All my love.

Sunday January 20 2013, 21:26:28 UTC 13 minutes ago Reykjanes Ridge M5.0 Depth10.1 USGS Feed

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I'm a big fan of studying/reading about our DNA and how it works...still just a beginner in understanding it, but I ran across an interesting article on Science Daily today.


Scientists Shed Light On the 'Dark Matter' of DNA


[link to www.sciencedaily.com]

"In each cell, thousands of regulatory regions control which genes are active at any time. Scientists at the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) in Vienna have developed a method that reliably detects these regions and measures their activity...


However, genes make up only a minority of the entire genome sequence -- roughly two percent in humans. The remainder was once dismissed as "junk," mostly because its function remained elusive. "Dark matter" might be more appropriate, but gradually light is being shed on this part of the genome, too."




I'm really glad this part of our DNA is being studied. While they probably do not let much information out about the metaphysical side of our DNA and hyperabilities, at least they are taking it one step further to study what was once considered "junk".


I have a feeling this part of our DNA holds all kinds of keys to understanding our past...and potentially our future!



For more reading:

Bits of Mystery DNA, Far From ‘Junk,’ Play Crucial Role

[link to www.nytimes.com]

'Junk DNA’ and the mystery of mankind’s missing genes

[link to www.telegraph.co.uk]

"It turns out that as much as a fifth of the 98 per cent of our DNA that falls into this category is instead made up, among other things, of “switches” – bits of DNA that turn some genes on and others off. It is now believed that, in order to get to grips with genetic illnesses such as hereditary heart disease, some forms of diabetes and Crohn’s Disease, we need to understand these regulatory elements as much as the genes themselves."