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Sharing At the Start of June 16th, 2019, Ten Years After Our CT Teen Son Kaelan Palmer Paton's Heroic Exit

Submitted by livfully
on Sun, 06/16/2019 - 14:08

 

I have explored a lot about our son Kaelan Alexander Palmer Paton's earthly life and early exit from this world in CT at the Housatonic River falls in the northwest corner, very near NY and MA, an area that is a bit of a rural friendly set of communities special to be part of over my lifetime and raise kids in. There are private schools with people from all over the world attending in greater numbers.

There are colleges a half hour to an hour in many directions. There is a pace of living that unfolds over the years and decades as though in a play that never ends.

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NDEs
Ann Whitley
Kaelan Palmer Paton
Dreams about Tall People and High Houses
Babies and Where they Come from a Miracle Every One

Lighting a Candle in CT for The Stumo Family and Other Victims of the Ethiopian Plane Crash

Submitted by livfully
on Fri, 06/14/2019 - 03:00

The following is a letter I got online from The American Museum of Tort Law in Winsted CT. This important event will be video recorded, so keep an eye out for that. Check their site for more details.

I pay respect to the Stumo family, particularly  her two brothers and the parents Nadia  Milleron and Michael Stumo and Samya's great uncle Ralph Nader, and hold the work and memory of Samya Stumo in high regard. May her good efforts continue to inspire generations of good-hearted people to seek help and healing for many in all walks of life as well as for safety for those travelling.

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American Museum of Tort Law in Winsted CT Stumo Event and Advocacy for Airplane Reform Laws

A First but Not a Last, Black Lifeguard Broke the Mold at Neptune Beach over 30 years ago

Submitted by livfully
on Thu, 06/13/2019 - 16:24
I have learned from a dedicated life guard about a very special person on many levels. It is an honor to learn his name, Larry Hobbs, and of his wonderful breakthroughs to help enliven and ensure safety to the Florida Neptune Beach Community on the beach and off. There is coverage on News4Jax.com (June 13, 2019)
 
One of the ways he helped our world is to become the first African American life guard hired at Neptune Beach back when that was not the norm. He served faithfully and as a pillar of the team, saving 5 or 6 lives as well assisting with dozens more.
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Life Guards Honored from All Walks of Life
All Colors and Years of Service
Preventing Danger
Learning to Swim and Not Go In Dangerous Water

From 2019 to D-Day, Back to 2009 then the Present (in one post plus others): Time to Save the World As Citizens of the Planet!

Submitted by livfully
on Thu, 06/13/2019 - 15:44

Nice to see what Designrr is up to with E-Books from websites posts and more (Plus Many Other Topics)--Pace Yourself since I share as I think out loud on most of these posts, some of which go on 'for a bit.'

I will look into the details of this but heard about it a while back and thought it would be a great way to turn some posts (with fine tuning) into E-Books that could then be sold (or given for free for a more handsome appearance.) I believe there is also a way to have pages numbered and a table of contents...But I am just recalling a few details I was wanting to know how to do.

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From here to D-Day and back again
Heroic Late Teen Kaelan Palmer Paton
Making Safe Game and Life PLANS
People Empowered to Save the World

Don't Get Trapped in Theories and 4D Reality...

Submitted by livfully
on Thu, 06/13/2019 - 04:49

https://youtu.be/7_mSPxColVI is the second talk I have heard tonight, the first being one by Peter Fenwick from England on Ted Talks and Youtube. There are many levels of existence (11 levels...) and much we don't comprehend (see 30 minutes into this talk which says we are 'stuck with our old scientific views that we are in 4-D, but that's only 4% of our world.)

String theory explores that thought underlies the reality of the universe...moreso than matter.

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Let's Talk About It! Bigtime...Our Lives May Depend On It (and the World too!)

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