11:01 AM
April 6, 2010


I just checked and rechecked the date.
it is April 6, 2010.

I cannot believe that this is the date.
I have been in some other world.

I would would have thought it was some days later.
I must have been working round the clock.

As best I remember I came out of the desert on
Sunday. it was very windy. I did not feel the 7.2 earthquake
that millions of people in my area felt at around
3:45 PM Easter Sunday.

I asked when I came home of there was an
Earthquake. I could tell because in my room
a few things had fallen over, including
the original art of Keep the Beet Media Star.

There will be very little here tonight that
anyone who relates to sitting down for
a Seder may recognize.

I want to reassemble some of the sacred things
that I had in the center piece of our Sacred Tent
at the Passover Village.

I am feeling some sadness now as I reenter home.

The EG Mobile is still full.

It was loaded by many hands.

I do not have help to unload,
that right this minute feels like
all the difference in the world.

ABOUT THE EARHTQUAKE

Why was there so little damage in
L.A, the City of Angels from this 7.2 earthquake?
Why was the epicenter of the Earrthquake in Baja
in apparently a remote area, rather than in Los Angeles?

There was an earthquake in L.A. March 20, 2010.
I was in L.A. that day. I am rarely in L.A.
That Earthquake had its epicenter around ten miles
or less from where I slept that night.
That earthquake was felt by many people.



 

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