We have a wonderful tradition where I live in Jersey Channel Islands of honesty boxes. This is where local produce is placed in a little shop on a wall with a screwed down box that you put your money in for the produce. Sadly years ago we had to start screwing the boxes down. It never used to be that way. Still holiday makers find the Channel Islands remarkable that this is part of our community. 

We we buy most of our local veg like this, especially hand dug Jersey Royals, fresh from the ground each morning during the season. Strawberries, courgettes and lovely sandy carrots. I can't imagine my life without this happening.

Worldwide there is a lack of honesty, yes small places like the Channel Islands have this precious gift. We trust that people will be honest... Still, even though sometimes they are not. It is better to trust that generally people are trustworthy, than live fearing that people are not to be trusted and that they will do harm to you.

I can't help but look at the news and see how untrusting, and indeed how untrustworthy the wider world has become.

Perhaps untrustworthy is the wrong word. I think it is more a predictable dishonesty, from our politicians, huge companies, and those who have the potential to change the world for the better.

Those who have the power to make decisions for the good of humanity, yet take actions that only serve the shareholders and stakeholders of these superpowers.

I have been heartsore for Syria. I have tried to glean as much news of the ceasefire as I can. It seems though that all the groups of fighters that are fighting each other in a proxy war, just can't trust each other.

The USA have subsidised these groups, and so have other countries around Syria. No one really knows who is fighting whom, and if indeed they are under direction from the people finding them. It seems not?

With so much at stake for everyone who lives on this planet, I wonder if we could all start trading in honesty. What is good, trustworthy, of benefit to others, our real sentiments and hopes.

This is the place to start doing business, or negotiating truces and peace.

There will always be people who are dishonest. They are predictably dishonest. That doesn't mean we ourselves have to be dishonest, or misrepresent ourselves. There is no power in the world that can overcome real love. Love always hopes, always trusts, and is steadfast until the end of days. (My paraphrase).

May everyone discover their heart, and sense of forgiveness towards others, and lay down weapons and talk through the problems and do something to fix them.

I have been thinking about my Mother in Law today. Sadly she developed dementia. My husband's aunt also developed dementia in her last few years. They were step sisters.

I have a been thinking about all the possible contributors to this condition which sadly affects so many people these days.

I don't think it is any one factor. 

I I am guessing it is metal poisoning that happens because of the trans fats in margarines.

Both Aluminium production, and margarine began production around the same time. However I am sure early margarine wasn't hydrogenated. It was dyed, or sold with dye, and I wonder if the dye was toxic.

By the time aluminium cookware became widely used, margarine had morphed from being an animal fat product, to hydrogenated vegetable oils. I think these formed the sticky plaques that started to collect the particles of metals.

Post WW2 there was only margarine. Along with lots of canned foods, the now ubiquitous aluminium cookware and the metal scourers used such as Brillo pads.

The other interesting development was in the amount of nickel and alloys used in coinage, and that everyone handled coinage every day. Perhaps there was a lot of these metals in early childhood toys as well.

Then came the cans of fizzy drink, and beer in cans.

Amalgam fillings in teeth and metal in dentures. The ubiquitous tin foil that everything got cooked or wrapped in. Along with dishwashers and the chemicals used that break down aluminium and non stick cookware.

Certainly jewellery was worn with nickel and chromium plating. It was cheap and cheerful. Then I suppose these metals were used in cutlery.

Statistics indicate that it is two thirds women to a third men who are diagnosed with alzeimers. Women who wore jewellery did the shopping, worked as shop assistants perhaps handling coinage.

Alzeimers was first diagnosed around 1900. Time enough for these factors to start showing up.

One wonders what early chemists made their pills and potions from, I am sure they were using metal compounds.

Both of these sisters ate lots of biscuits and cake, all made with trans fats. Both cooked with aluminium pots and scoured them with Brillo pads. It was also quite normal to use washing soda in the washing up water to cut the grease.

Both ate margarine.

They both used tons of hairspray. I wonder if metal ions mixed in with the aerosols. The use of antiperspirant especially for men started in the 1960s.

​I suppose lipstick would cover all of these toxins and fats as well. Lipstick started to become socially acceptable during the Second World War.

So many ways these metals have become a toxic burden to the environment. They are polluting all our water and land, and the air we breath.

Perhaps the reason third world poor countries do not have such a high incidence of these degenerative neural diseases, is that they do not have so many of these contact toxins, and didn't eat margarine.

They also didn't have access to Mercury amalgam fillings, or antiperspirant.

Nor modern medicines. Over use of Penicillin and Antibiotics has weakened our immune systems. We eat way too much sugar combined with fats and refined bleached flor. This causes sluggish digestion and elimination, so all the metals don't get flushed out of our system, they end up clogging up our brains.

Spot on. Everything just where and when it should be. Just need to get used to how it looks.

Happy days.

We will be a bit late on the Autumn Equinox, but should make it up by spring. Us Brits like our megaliths lining up properly.

I do think that South Dakota pipeline should be scrapped. How can any
one think it is important to transport oil through ancient holy grounds.

Can't anyone understand how important it is to keep ancient heritage sites intact. 

I went to Hougue Bie yesterday. I was there at about 2.30 to 4.30. I didn't go through the passage grave yesterday but stooped at the entrance and watched other people go in. I did sit in the chapel on top of the mound for about fifteen minutes, just having a moment of peace and thankfulness.

The coin hoard has been relocated to Hougue Bie Museum, and the science work on the horde is continuing there. Still more gold torques coming out of this horde. It's a great visit. There is also a German Bunker to visit. Lots of Island History in one spot. A wonderful collection of Jade Axe Heads too. All found on Jersey.

If someone said they wanted to dig up Hougue Bie for an Oil Pipeline, Jersey would fall off it's plateau laughing! We would all turn out to stop it. This is one of the most important passage graves in Europe.
It is accurate to the nth degree for the Spring and Autumn Eqinox!
Why can't the sacred sites around the world be respected.

We just had a close call though, from an asteroid that allegedly would have hit the South Pole. This would have been catastrophic, as it would have caused more ice displacement. The South Pole is supposed to have enough mass to keep us from tipping over.

I have watched the sunsets the last week or so, and they haven't been getting earlier, only by a few minutes, and it's been erratic. And yes that evening I noticed the stars weren't travelling in the right direction. As though we had slowed down somehow, or altered course. It was a bit freaky.

What I didn't say about that story of flying from Jamaca to JFK because the gyroscope on the plane wasn't working, is that it meant we were in a lounge in the airport with guards outside for a few hours. 

However we we were there to watch Nelson Mandela arrive in cortège right under the windows to this lounge. Talk about security! One of life's moments when one is in exactly the right place at the right time.

So we had the best view of him arriving! 

Humanity just had a great experience of how God can intervene when we ask. This was a huge bit of asteroid that would have caused untold damage had it hit the mark, and the press have not even mentioned it. I wouldn't know unless RT had reported the NASA statement.

I am sure many countries knew about this asteroid. Some governments had given preparedness warnings. Now I am just going to keep a backup of stuff for an emergency. I am sure if Earth had been hit our communications would have been affected.

I think God has been very forgiving, and looked after us. Please that we can look after each other better. This was definitely a 'shot across our bows' just to wake us up.

Our world is precious to God, so are all of Humanity. To honour God we need to look after the world better, and each other. We are precious in God's eyes.

Many years ago my younger brother had the ability to dislocate his jaw, and stuff a Big Mac in his mouth, then relocate his jaw closed. I have never seen him do it but it was a well known party trick attested to by many of his peers. He is five years younger than me, so we didn't mix.

Perhaps my party trick is to take on huge ideas in one chunk, and then digest them rather like a python does. I take all the little broken bones of information and reconstruct them somehow.

So my Big Mac Theory is just coming together as something I can mentally digest.

I used to work as a Hairdresser. Now having spent many years polishing mirrors, I am well aware of the curve produced when mirrors are aligned in particular ways.

My whole theory about what's happening is about how the trajectory of our solar system has. Over a period of time the curve that is generated by outer progression around our Milkey way requires our whole solar system to recalibrate. The Sun does this by changing polarity every 11 years or so. However each planet in our solar system has its own rhythm of pole change, polarity shift, and mass distribution due to the huge magnetic pull from the sun.

Earths 'Bio -Rythm is about 3500 years.

In this era, we have never had so much artificial disposition of our planet's mass, That's why I think we are having so many earthquakes, and why we have so much sand blowing off the Sahara, Ice caps melting, and fresh water sinking under the Atlantic.

I had thought about getting solar panels, but this year we have had so much dust on the cars, I can't see the point of having solar panels on the roof, as they would never be clean enough to get the charge off them.

I think there is some kind of intelligent design going on as well. We have hit a dense area of space, and seem to be veering more than normal. We are actually changing course as a solar system.

When I think of places like Hougue Bie in Jersey where we have a phenomenal chamber that lights up on the Spring Equinox, and all the other megalithic sites scattered throughout the world from Seven thousand years or so ago, I am beginning to think these are reference points.

Rather like the Appollo 13 Film, where Tom Hanks fired Using the window to keep earth in view.

Perhaps these Megaliths are there to give us the window of calibration we need to stay 'upright'.

I can't think of any other reason to have such a huge magnetic force being delivered by CERN, other than to act as a new polarity. Are we actually capable of flying our own planet?

I did a picture a few years back called Tulip Moon Calculations. I wondered if we could stop the planet toppling over or slowing down since we had dug so much up. I decided we could. I spent about Three weeks on this picture working it out. I think it's in the More Arty Bits section, I might look later. Perhaps I never did post this picture, I will dig it out in a few days after our guest has been and post it here.

Forget Planet X, and Pole Shifts, this is just part of the natural progression of our journey around the universe. Every few thousand years we reach a tipping point. If we don't allow the planet to make Her own changes this time, how far will we have to continue to compensate for planetary shift in future?

The danger is that instead of fixing things we will simply cause a further problem on the next tipping point. The world has always rocked, rolled, and got on with it. 

Unless we we are definitely a parked planet in the goldilocks Zone, and have self propulsion and someone who knows how to drive, and make some very big decisions, we may as well get ready to get Flint knapping again.

I have had a day mulling this over. Somehow I think our solar system is doing some sort of hyperleap.

I think the Sun is much brighter, sending out more energy for months. The colour spectrum has changed. The magnetic ratios between things are different. Everything has a slightly warped look about it.

I thought we were about to enter a new type of space a few years ago. We thought everything was constant but it isn't. It's like our holograph has become rippled.

When I am 'ill' Which I am not at the moment, I have these amazing insights into how things work, and vast amounts of knowledge, or rather understanding of things.

I think our solar system is simply somewhere different, it's moving faster, and there is no future tense any longer because we have already passed the future before we can formulate the future.

Thats why the stars are changing so quickly, and why the planets have changed their spin patterns to accommodate this hyper jump through space.

Well I have guests coming Tuesday, so I need to stop daydreaming and get on with the housework.

I am happy to leave God in charge, and if we have got some extra visitors along for the ride, not that I am particularly into alien conspiracies, or any other Planet X stuff, I hope they enjoy the ride too!

I suppose CERN must be supplying the neutrons for the hyperdrive!

I am not even going to discuss this with my husband. The last time we had a conversation like this was coming back from a Jamaca to the UK. To cut a long story short, we had a forced landing at Kingston where the plane dumped its fuel and spent two hours waiting for the Jamaicans to get their fire engines ready. We actually stopped about three feet from the end of the runway on a no flaps landing.

well anyway after the next couple of hours that were quite traumatic they said the plane was OK and we would fly on to the UK. 

Well I woke up about two hours later and saw the Sun out of the right hand side windows of the aeroplane. I shook my husband and woke him up and said we weren't flying to the UK. We were flying north. We started actually rowing at this, him telling me not to be stupid and shut up. I was pointing saying what's that then scotch mist? If we were flying west we wouldn't see the sun through the windows.

The stewardess asked us to shush, and went to the captain who announced less than a minute later that some of us might have noticed the sun was on our right, and that we would in fact be landing at JFK within an hour. Ha!

The plane didn't have a functioning gyroscope, which is pretty much how I feel right now about our planet. 

Anyway stars that should be travelling west to east are now travelling Northwest. I am not staying up all night, so they can get on with what they are doing by themselves. It's no wonder I have been feeling sick for ages. Feeling that things aren't in the right place.

Earth's declination must be more than 24.5%. I am guessing it's about 30% perhaps more. That's why the Earth's magnetic field is not how it usually behaves. That's why we are getting so many Earthquakes.

I suspected it ages ago, and got told it was because I was ill. Oh well Pokemon go should keep everybody busy for a while! Wonder what the next diversion will be?

I have got Arctic thermals, and boots that are good to minus 30 degrees. Who knows what the weather will bring, we may go into another summer!

I found a prayer in my Fathers sketch pad today. Just saying that God is in charge of everything, and not to worry. A lovely thing to find, a reassuring note to a lonely child. I love my dad. I love God, because he is so forgiving, and he is looking after us all.

​The Earth can move with just his word.
He can put us anywhere he wants, and perhaps while he is at it, He will share out the water a bit more equally. We all need rain.

Some people have been very naughty trying to manipulate the weather systems to suit them at the cost of other people who starve and thirst.

I think God is being very generous to us, we should be generous with each other in humanity.

With two partners in this project having second thoughts, we may well have sense prevailing over the mammoth commitment to building an obsolete neclear reactor. The French are going to court on the 5th of September to see if the decision can be overturned as disclosure that the UK wanted some breathing space before committing to signing up. The beard members weren't told this during the meeting, so they want their decision nullified.

I was delighted to hear this as I think the cost is too high for EDF, and could bring down their company as well. None of it makes economic sense, and the plant has so many problems in other places that it is too big a risk.

I was reading that Germany are now producing Hydrogen with their excess electricity from their wind farms. I think Hydrogen is a very useful thing to make as it can be mixed with bio-methane for the gas grid, and it can also run fuel cells. It is a great way to store excess energy. We could run power stations on a mix I suppose.

What would be more exciting is to get the smart grid operating instead of building Hinkley. I also want a V2G adapter for my new Mitsubishi PHEV. They are available in Japan, but not in the UK yet.

In an emergency my car can charge a 10kw battery with under two litres of petrol, which would be handy to keep the freezer going! I think V2G ought to come as standard for electric cars, and a special tarrif system set up for people with them so they can be used for grid balancing.

I also think that the UK ought to start a completely new energy industry and keep it nationalised. We have had so much of our infrastructure sold to foreign investors, we sold off the Crown Jewels in many cases. I would far rather see one energy company with one set of tariffs. 

Jersey is is in this position having only one provider. We buy our electricity from France, and the rates are clearly explained. We want the investment in our infrastructure, and a reliable service. We do have generator capacity for emergencies and all this has to be kept in working order. We pay 14.8p peak. 10.8p off peak, and 7.8 E7. That's it!

I would rather be a smart user, and given a better way to save on using electricity than have to keep swapping tariffs. I bought a new chest freezer a couple of weeks ago, and now I am ready to swap from my rather delapidated  upright, I am mean enough to wait until off peak starts tonight to get it cold! I have insisted we put our washing on at night, and as the dishwasher died a couple of weeks ago, got one with a timer so that can go on off peak as well.

I am going to have a think about swapping to the economy seven tariff completely, and what is involved, as we need the comfort heat tariff for winter as we have storage heaters. However if there is no cost to swap from comfort to E7, perhaps the ideal solution would be to change tariffs during the year, when we don't need heating, but want all the benefits of 7.8p per unit overnight to charge the car and run the machines.

Hmm... There must be a way!

The other thing I decided to buy this week was a two ring gas burner. Our house is all electric, and although we have a gas BBQ I decided this would be a good addition to contingency planning. We already have a spare gas bottle and adapter so it was only £30 off Amazon. I can use it in my craft room for projects as well.

As Germany and a few other countries are telling their citizens to get with emergency planning, I have also started a stock of tinned and bottled foods. My husband thinks I am being a doomsday thinker!
I also want to get a stock of first aid stuff. I am wondering how I can justify buying a galvanised dustbin and making a faraday cage. If it's not a big CME, it might be some kind of pulse that freaks out all our electronics one day soon! Nice to have them still working if we needed them.

Jersey has asked islanders to stop buying products with microbeads in them, I hope everyone just stops buying them. The exfoliant I use has ground walnut shell in it instead. I also have some loofah for washing up which are very good. It's not that plastic is completely bad, just how we dispose of it, and get it all in our ecosystem.

I know no one reads all this stuff, but somehow just by writing it it seems to be 'out there'.

I am praying we all start making better choices for each other's sake, and the beauty and abundant life this planet gives us.

Something is not right with the world. The Moon doesn't look right any more, The night came down so fast yesterday it seemed we were on a different latitude, and the sky just doesn't seem the right shade of blue. I noticed yesterday the shadows had a purple tinge to them instead of a blue tinge, and the sunlight hitting the chimney tops looked more of a lime yellow. I can't put my finer on it, but the colours just look dull and flat. It's as though there is something changing the way I see the colour spectrum. I wonder if there is something being geoengineered in the atmosphere.

​Perhaps it would be better to be blissfully unaware of these things!