So much spraying in the last few days. I’m in SW Wyoming and some days we have no unnatural lines in the skies. Today was not one of those days.
My parents live in CA, near Folsom, and it gets more difficult to visit due to the air and 5G energies. So thankful 5G is not active yet in my town, but the town to our east is active. We cannot escape it even here in our square state.
Oct 18, 2023·edited Oct 18, 2023Liked by Yolanda Pritam Hari
oh my dear yolanda...sigh...this piece you've written is so important and so needed if it will wake up even one person who still thinks the forest itself, the trees themselves are the cause of continuing yearly fires. i was at farmer's market in occidential last week standing in line for some of Lata's fine indian food and pointing up to a plane farting gaseous trails, asked the young man in front of me 'what do you think that is?' 'water vapor' he replied. 'but water vapor like you know evaporates, that is just staying there and kind of spreading out...so what is it?' he even suggested passenger plane. clearly a young man who never looked up to see what we see. i was just kinda taking a personal survey. anyway dear friend, i will share your post as much as i can before i head up to OR for a weekend family thing and pray to stay out of harm's way to live and stand another day. I DO NOT CONSENT. much love.
Berda, thank you for your empathic response. Your survey moment in occidental is all too common. People don;t look up - only down at their devices. That's as sad as the sky. That candle is emblazoned on my mind. and i'm more committed to be out there MORE, doing my own patrol!
So much spraying in the last few days. I’m in SW Wyoming and some days we have no unnatural lines in the skies. Today was not one of those days.
My parents live in CA, near Folsom, and it gets more difficult to visit due to the air and 5G energies. So thankful 5G is not active yet in my town, but the town to our east is active. We cannot escape it even here in our square state.
Thank you for sharing your experience. ❤️
thank YOU for the peek into your world over there. Yes, it's pretty bad and i'm glad for the forest air...
oh my dear yolanda...sigh...this piece you've written is so important and so needed if it will wake up even one person who still thinks the forest itself, the trees themselves are the cause of continuing yearly fires. i was at farmer's market in occidential last week standing in line for some of Lata's fine indian food and pointing up to a plane farting gaseous trails, asked the young man in front of me 'what do you think that is?' 'water vapor' he replied. 'but water vapor like you know evaporates, that is just staying there and kind of spreading out...so what is it?' he even suggested passenger plane. clearly a young man who never looked up to see what we see. i was just kinda taking a personal survey. anyway dear friend, i will share your post as much as i can before i head up to OR for a weekend family thing and pray to stay out of harm's way to live and stand another day. I DO NOT CONSENT. much love.
Berda, thank you for your empathic response. Your survey moment in occidental is all too common. People don;t look up - only down at their devices. That's as sad as the sky. That candle is emblazoned on my mind. and i'm more committed to be out there MORE, doing my own patrol!