Author: Daniel Duval 2018, 2019 and 2021 respectively
Riveting!
Extraordinary!
Many blessings!
Seeking a solution to problem/s? This series of books will stretch your imagination and bolster your faith. Collectively they offer explanations, organization and structure that build on each other. Kindle suggested these. Great transitions between many subjects.
Amanda Grace and Robin D. Bullock both have powerful spiritual ministries as prayer warriors.
Yesterday I got a message to Watch “Tim Bence In Conversation Rob Skiba on Canaanite Altars & The Federal Reserve… Part 1” on YouTube starting @ 55 min mark https://youtu.be/HcYw3bkB_pg This personal account by Tim Bence is riveting and well told. The conclusion is well worth hearing.
Corey Lynn, investigative journalist, encourages the public to join her to find the truth.
OPEN-SOURCE Information!
I found Chapter 4 extraordinary. It very thoroughly explores Blockchain technology. I cannot begin to do justice by commenting on the reveals of who, what, when, where, why, how and how much. Then Chapter 5 masterfully relates a personal story featuring her beloved dog. If the content does not seem relatable, it will after Chapter 5. Well done!
In the last four years, I have read Revelations three times and unfortunately did not get much for my effort.
Thankfully, this book came to my attention via youtube video interview. Download for $2.99. Great investment.
Scripture is expertly paired with commentary chapter by chapter, enthusiastic personal messages and encouragement. To me are the illustrations of constellations with context of timing and meaning are EXTRAORDINARY.
Back ground: Winter 2021. When will pandemic end? Seed catalogs: Shumway and Jung. Delightful dreams of spring planting. Adventure! For the first time I ordered strawberry, raspberry and asparagus roots.
The good news (maybe) is that I reconsidered where to plant strawberries and asparagus to prevent them from becoming snacks for wildlife. These are my trials/experiments…what’s my vision?
Veg in One Bed by Huw Richards, Wales
The Family Garden Plan by Melissa Norris, Oregon
Both are excellent! Great photos.
Several years ago, I followed the Instagram account (grandoakfarmtn) of Grand Oak Farm’s launch of a three season three acre project to supply farmer’s market with fruit, vegetables and flowers. I could see what they were doing, but I did not comprehend how it was orchestrated. Some areas of the field were planted with three different crops. What? How did they go together? Veg in One Bed (with photos) discusses three season gardening plan. However, as helpful as the plan is, it did not include examples with my favorite produce.
I turned to The Family Garden Plan which focuses on “likes” and growing quantities to supply the home kitchen year round. Very well done. Bible verses introduce each chapter. Illustrations and planning charts are outstanding.
My long term memory (40 years ago) of the kitchen gardens of Colonial Williamsburg Virginia kicked in. Ah! Ha! Charming. Fruits. Vegetables. Herbs. Flowers. Right out the back door. Narrow paths. Three season. Less than 1/2 acre.
Dressmaker is a term that is no longer in our contemporary vocabulary. A century ago, it was a profession with formal training.
The American College of Dressmaking in Kansas City published The American Dressmaker textbook in 1906. I assume this instruction became part of Home Economics curriculum some decades later.
I digress… the title The Dressmaker’s Gift understates the powerful story of women in Paris during WW2 resisting the domination and occupation of Nazi Germany.
From making custom dresses/gowns in Paris, to being held at a location for political prisoners (Fresnes), then transferred to Dachau…shocking! In 2012, I was on the grounds for a walking tour.
Dachau Prison
Prisoner labels, Dachau, Munich 2012
The author accurately related the horrors of life in the concentration camp.
Read for yourself how it is possible to reconcile the trauma, not only for one’s self but also one’s children and grandchildren decades later.
I have had quilts all my life…gifts from both grandmothers and a bonus from Great grandmother Hall (photo on the “About” page).
Until I browsed the aisles of the Used Book Store in White Pine, TN I did not know there was a series of books on quilts and quilting. I bought four of the series by Jennifer Chiaverini. Jennifer is delightful…delving the reader in the process of quilt making, choosing fabrics, patterns and the network of friendships that develop along the way.
Other books by Jennifer Chiaverini: An Elm Creek Quilt Sampler, An Elm Creek Quilts Album, Circle of Quilters, The Wedding Quilt, The Giving Quilt, The Winding Ways Quilt and The Aloha Quilt
Of course on my return trip to the Used book store I find two more authors…
Jan Cerney and Arlene Sachitano both with multiple titles.
White Pine Used Books, 1703 Main Street, White Pine, TN
Having spent 2018 posting my progress reading the Bible in one year (for the first time), I am taking the liberty of sharing several new to me Biblical subjects brought to my attention by Qanons.
Many or most messages on the Q board on 8chan have multiple meanings. For example, one possible meaning of “Q” is high level security clearance.
There is also The Lost Gospel “Q”, the Original Sayings of Jesus. The appendix of this book shows nearly 50 researchers working on this subject in the 1990s. Historians of the synoptic Gospels in Germany in the 1830s (p 26) referred to content shared by the gospels of Matthew and Luke as “Q”…short for the German word “Quelle” or “source.”
The Book of Enoch is not canonical/included in the Bible. Enoch is identified with Genesis 5:18. Enoch was the great-great-great-great-grandson of Adam. Curiously, there are lessons for us from Enoch forthcoming from a Qanon.
AND…
Interesting research captured in this Twitter thread.
1. Oh my God. They’re the descendants of or they are mimicking the Amorites, aka the Canaanites…some of the most wicked people to ever walk the face of the earth, worshippers of Moloch and Baal. Dear God, this battle is for the human race! Epstein’s temple ties it all together.
2. Recently, a photo was produced that showed a bath house in Aleppo, Syria that looked very similar to the temple on Epstein’s Little Saint James island. Q showed us the discovery in drop 3346. I looked up that bath house in Syria, the color pattern continues inside.
……..Three examples from the depths of “Q” research.
In his 1976 book The Selfish Gene, British scientist Richard Dawkins defended his newly coined word meme, which he defined as “a unit of cultural transmission.” … “Meme“ itself, like any good meme, caught on fairly quickly, spreading from person to person as it established itself in the language.
Jenni Ogden skillfully juxtaposes: University based health care research scientists and Wildlife researchers in the Great Barrier Reef.
Perhaps one could say Jenni developed a matrix juxtapositions of scientists and researchers in settings of…
Island life where supplies are delivered every two weeks…no utilities or ground transportation in the Southern Hemisphere contrasting with one of the oldest communities in Europe…Unst, the northern most inhabited island in the British Isles.
“Absorbing and SUPERBLY researched” with my emphasis on superbly. I agree with Miranda Seymour! Rocco is an award winning investigative journalist. Her interest in medicine began with her grandparents in Africa in the 1920s. They were blessed to get quinine tablets made locally because cinchona seeds/trees from Peru had been planted there decades earlier.
World history over four centuries is told from
Tragic loss of life due to malaria in Europe, Africa, Panama, South America, Middle East, India and Asia.
The cure identified by Jesuits in Peru in the 1600s as quinine (so bitter tasting, people thought they were being poisoned) written documentation in early 1630s.
Theories challenged! Treatment changed! (Malaria DNA dates back to 5th century.)
Rocco accessed original records from 1624 and more periods…exquisite documentation, details that enrich readers with life, times, goals, accomplishments of key figures.
“Tree of Fevers” published in 1713 in Madrid
The narrative fully immerses the reader wars, exploration, building the Panama Canal, challenges of exporting seeds and cinchona tree to other continents to save thousands of lives globally.
Author: Daniel Duval 2018, 2019 and 2021 respectively Seeking a solution to problem/s? This series of books will stretch your imagination and bolster your faith. Collectively they offer explanations, organization and structure that build on each other. Kindle suggested these. Great transitions between many subjects. Amanda Grace and Robin D. Bullock both have powerful spiritual […]
During a recent bookcase reorganization I realized I had not read the latest and last book by Gavin Menzies, adventurer and researcher extraordinaire. (Gavin passed away 12-April-2020.) His career in the British Navy as submarine Lieutenant Commander offered opportunities to develop as a seasoned, savvy world explorer. He authored these three books in his retirement […]
coreysdigs.com Corey Lynn, investigative journalist, encourages the public to join her to find the truth. OPEN-SOURCE Information! I found Chapter 4 extraordinary. It very thoroughly explores Blockchain technology. I cannot begin to do justice by commenting on the reveals of who, what, when, where, why, how and how much. Then Chapter 5 masterfully relates a […]
The Card Catalog is also a book! Published by the The Library of Congress this book chronicles the challenges of library science over centuries specifically focusing on early American History. More than delightful memories of classic books, this short and sweet book pairs well with The Library, A Catalogue of Wonders (reviewed 5/15/2019).
In the last four years, I have read Revelations three times and unfortunately did not get much for my effort. Thankfully, this book came to my attention via youtube video interview. Download for $2.99. Great investment. Scripture is expertly paired with commentary chapter by chapter, enthusiastic personal messages and encouragement. To me are the illustrations […]
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