Science in anarchy experiment 1 day 11
Breakfast this morning was a bowl of oat meal with some raisins and raw almonds and a glass of orange juice. I munched on a little bit of my trail mix (raw almonds, raisins, chocolate chips--apricots were already consumed before today). Now I'm enjoying a bowl of leftover chili for lunch.
I probably nursed the baby two or three times last night and several times this morning.
I'm feeling inspired right now. My oldest child and I are working on prayer cards for the religious education program I direct at my church, and we both came up with some pretty good designs. The wording is set, but it's up to us to come up with appropriate borders. My child is extremely artistic. I don't think of myself as very artistic, but this project is bringing out that side of me.
I'm hoping to make my post about Sandy Hook soon. I pretty much have all the sources I want to highlight. When it comes to conspiracies about false flag operations, there is plenty of very well researched and documented material that an intellectually honest person can accept. However, the Internet tends to lump it in with the material that is way out there... written by people who believe the Holocaust did not happen and was a story made up by Zionists so they could later establish Israel and that President Obama is channeling the leader of a Lizard alien civilization that has been slowly infiltrating our planet for at least a couple centuries. Throw in the words "Illuminati" and "Federal Reserve Bank," and "Monarch" or "MK Ultra" and people are supposed to believe you as a credible source. Not only that, the various conspiracy theorists out there also have their own agenda, and it's not always a pure desire to get the truth out to the masses. Anyway, it takes a bit of time to sift through all that.
In the mean time, though, we must all eat (and some of us write about it).
Will update later as the day progresses.
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Got to take a much interrupted rest late afternoon while nursing the baby. Tried to get the toddler to take a nap, but he would have none of it. He did go to bed much earlier than normal in the evening, though, so I'd call that a good trade-off.
Dinner was Honey Mustard pork and green beans from the crock pot. I had two pieces of pork. I snacked on potato chips before dinner, and I also enjoyed another glass of orange juice. A tiny bit of vanilla ice cream as well.
Trying to decide between posting another post or just calling it a night and going to bed. It's actually a really, really tough decision.