A fabled strength..

Hidden in a hole at the fair

To enter then vanish

Climbs down the stairs

A beautiful place arrived

You hop into an automatic car

Green swirls in ribbons

A beauty comes.
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Omg!🎈


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What do I stand for today?

It gets less clear lately.   I have personal interests that make me hard to pin down.  I am a believer in keeping productive in some way or another and to keep setting a higher bar in life.  I'm also down with the idea that despite evidence of how smart we are, idiocracy is not to far off.  I like to keep a lot of options and room in my head open.  I want to feel genuine optimism as much as possible.  I am no fatalist.

With Trump elected things could get more optimistic, stupid or both.  Yet change like this feels like an act of God.
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Since color is of such an interest I'll say one last thing:

Why did that strange golden light
appear when there were many
Non yellow colors
Creeped me out!

I don't like really weird things
But that's no excuse is it!?
I removed it fast!
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After doing it Susan unraveled a strange multicoloured cloth that could make them blur but not totally disappear.

The issue of disappearing was a depressing horror!

Bill Hole was ready and curious and dazed!

She had him!
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Jelly light as an idea is important if an environment has low jelly🔦


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Location is important, very!

Today I feel I may have found the best indoor location in the Bay Area so far.  Secret!
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How I know cats are very smart?

Harry the cat!  Everyone felt a bit stupid around this feline!  I will have to interview the owner and see if any videos were made of this ordinary orange cat that was blind in one eye.  He stood out around about 9 cats and all the cats now dead!  He licked more than was pet, was highly active and very curious. He saved a dogs life and kept a watch on everyone on the street!  He always would appear when my spirits were down!  His speed of motion was dazzling.
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What exactly is Jelly Light?

Its a lighting situation plus environment that puts you into a very comfortable yet altered state.  It is hard to repeat this experiment.  It might be nothing, nothing important.
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As color has new understanding don't go bezerk with it.

Thank you!
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A request on my research on jelly light.

No single device can created a suficiant amount and the tool for creating it has reason to doubt it works well enough for what I was looking for.  Some glasses seem to be the most promising as well as blue lights of different intensity.  Experiments also show a gold/yellow light can be created with a mix of 4-5 colors shot out a dark blue cylinder into a glass sculpture.  This gold/yellow color was strange enough to creep me out!  This project is now losing momentum.  Oh well!
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