Quaintly Unpretentious Conversations 2: Idiosyncratic Phenomenon

Yesterday while we were driving through Alpharetta, Georgia there was a time slip at Wills Park about 9:15 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Lily said as we drove by, "Mom, the wooden park is gone, it looks like they are building a baseball field."

I said, "Really... that sucks. Where are the children going to play?"

When we drove back by a few hours later I said, “Lillian the wooden park is right there. Are you sure it wasn’t there earlier?”

Lillian replied in a bit of a huff, “Yes Mom, I’m sure.”

I asked Brianna if she had saw the park missing and she said, "Yes."

Then without thinking I blurted out, “I wonder who time traveled here.”

Lily said quite aggravated, “I don’t want to know.”

I’m never really surprised any more at how strange our world really is, but what does astound me is that that most people rarely notice anything out of sync. Apparently, bizarre time slips are a foot in our universe, which many scientist have attributed to people time traveling. There have also been many whistle blowers claiming the United States has had  their manipulative time altering hands on time travel technology since the 1970's.

The next time this happens I am slamming on brakes and taking video footage, because this is actually the second time the girls and I have experience such a profoundly idiosyncratic phenomenon.

Written: 2.12.13, 2:00 a.m. Est.
 
Love ya all, Karen

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Quotes of the Extraordinary 8: Pulsating Singularity

Hello everyone. It is in fact time again for a new quote from my series Quotes of the Extraordinary. Have you ever experienced a dream where you time traveled throughout the cosmos to given a small bit of important information that you knew with a doubt you must recall upon those first brief moments when your eyes suddenly snapped open?

I have moments like this quite often, but this particular day I awoke and couldn’t remember what in the world I had learned; so, until my memory regains this bit of obscure knowledge I’ve written a quote to remind me. I’m quite sure my consciousness will be excavating the catacombs of my mind searching for the treasure I lost.

"The inertly minute singularity pulsating through a fracture in the macrocosm is perhaps the most significant." © 12.15.12, 9:27 a.m. Est.

Love ya all, Karen