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Rebecca2 · 09-26-2009, 05:13 PM

[QUOTE=Fredkc;170806]So... I'm beginning to wonder. Anyone else bring away any kind of impressions, thoughts, reflections, popcorn, souvenirs from the weekend?

Hi, Mr. Fred,
I am a slow responder; still in overload; still in awe that last weekend I saw Bob Dean LIVE in real time. I am in constant gratitude for the internet and the instantaneous, uncensored communication. My excitement in the early 60's was getting a letter from my pen pal in Japan, or going to the library to get books by Frank Edwards or on anything about UFO's, which wasn't much.
History class used to be quite boring to me. Now I know it is because we weren't getting the TRUTH, and on some level I knew it. Listening to Jordan Maxwell was exciting and I want to know his information about the Vatican.
David Wilcock was refreshingly optomistic. I am looking forward ( that's an understatement!) to his book and movie. Today I am going to watch Alex Collier.
I don't post much on groups because much of what I think and feel would be "ditto", but I eagerly await ANY posts on this site because of the generally cooperative spirit. So If my "ditto" can encourage someone else to post, it's worth the effort.

09-26-2009, 05:13 PM	#20
Rebecca2 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 5	Re: Awake & Aware Sunday and beyond. [QUOTE=Fredkc;170806]So... I'm beginning to wonder. Anyone else bring away any kind of impressions, thoughts, reflections, popcorn, souvenirs from the weekend? Hi, Mr. Fred, I am a slow responder; still in overload; still in awe that last weekend I saw Bob Dean LIVE in real time. I am in constant gratitude for the internet and the instantaneous, uncensored communication. My excitement in the early 60's was getting a letter from my pen pal in Japan, or going to the library to get books by Frank Edwards or on anything about UFO's, which wasn't much. History class used to be quite boring to me. Now I know it is because we weren't getting the TRUTH, and on some level I knew it. Listening to Jordan Maxwell was exciting and I want to know his information about the Vatican. David Wilcock was refreshingly optomistic. I am looking forward ( that's an understatement!) to his book and movie. Today I am going to watch Alex Collier. I don't post much on groups because much of what I think and feel would be "ditto", but I eagerly await ANY posts on this site because of the generally cooperative spirit. So If my "ditto" can encourage someone else to post, it's worth the effort.