Monetary Gains Dream

Tuesday, September 22, 2026, 3:43 PM: I meditated this afternoon to clear my head and with the intention of working on things in my environment. I wasn’t planning to fall asleep, but I did. I then entered a full-blown vision in which my nephew asked how much pizza he should order for all of us; his family and the Delaware grandparents. This was clearly somewhat of a precognitive dream.

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Limiting Blind People’s Tech Access

Monday, September 21, 2026: 8:48 AM: Somehow, attempting to limit my computer access always seems to end up shooting me in the foot. I give up where that is concerned. Tech for blind people is like PB&J. There’s no getting around it and it’s not like I use my stuff for playing games all day or mindless Facebook scrolling. So, computer schedules be damned. They limit my ability to function efficiently and cause more aggravation than they are worth.

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Invitae Familial Hypercholesterolemia Panel

Sunday, September 20, 2026: 7:08 PM: The latest blood test results weren’t exactly what I wanted. But I know where I went wrong and will be correcting that. I will be below 200 by December. My cholesterol went up 14 points instead of down another 28 like it did in June.  But no worries. I know how to fix that with or without Dr. Hansen’s help.

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Persistent Thoughts About People Precede Contact: James Redfield

Thursday, September 17, 2026: 4:43 PM: Note: I am really starting to seriously consider the possibility of there being something to James Redfield’s idea about unbidden thoughts of other people. For me, it happens most often at center. My mind creates a still shot of what it thinks someone looks like and presents them to me, even if I’m working on something else. I’m finding that the person, or someone connected to them, then appears in real time, especially when the images and feelings become disruptively strong. I’m going to have to keep better notes on this when it happens to confirm, simply for my own sake, verifying to myself that I’m not crazy.

Computer Task Schedule

Thursday, September 17, 2026: 4:27 PM: I’ve come to the conclusion that my computer needs to turn on at 8:00 AM and turn off at 5:00 PM. Otherwise, I’m just never going to wind down enough to crash. If I need to take notes, I’ve got a watch and a phone for that, plus a few cheap digital recorders. My Alexa Echo Dots can help me out there, too. Rationally, it’s not what I want to do, but my gut is telling me that it needs to be so.