Author: Brian Schnabel

Tuesday, September 1, 2026: 5:38 PM: This morning I had a crazy dream about my friend Marilyn’s son Mike being a giant. In fact, he was so big she had to rent a flat bed tractor trailer so they could travel. While joking with Michael about how his mother must really like him enough to rent a truck for him to sack out on so they could travel, I was viewing the truck with Mike lying on the 40-foot flatbed facing skyward from above as they headed down Route 84 West. It was a bright sunny day in this vision, around 1:00 PM, AKA 1300 hours.

Monday, August 31, 2026: 7:29 PM: Note: If you’ve removed the Mail app from your iPhone and want to create a rule for handling iCloud email messages, you won’t be doing it via Safari on said device. Chances are also pretty good that you won’t be able to create the rule if your chosen replacement email app is Microsoft Outlook, either. However, if you’ve got access to a laptop or desktop computer, you can create rules via the iCloud email web interface to your heart’s content.

Monday, August 31, 2026: 9:28 AM: I found myself awake around 4:00 AM and decided to have another go at traveling astral. It was a no go. However, feeling compelled to drop back off to sleep around 5:30 AM, the dreams I had were pretty clear as to why.

Sunday, August 30, 2026: 3:59 PM: This afternoon, I gave doing some astral travel a go. It’s been a while, and even though my body felt right for the beginning stages of it, I didn’t achieve liftoff. What I did get out of it was a travel advisory, given my nephew’s street number and the central theme of the vision I had.

Saturday, August 29, 2026: 9:05 PM: Mom’s birthday would have been on the 19^th. Yesterday would have marked the one-year anniversary of her cremains being committed to the Atlantic Ocean off Delaware’s Rehoboth Beach.

Saturday, August 29, 2026: 7:30 PM: I’m doing laundry as I write this. I had an awesome walk this afternoon, covering about five miles when all was said and done. The weather was awesome, but I just don’t get where the sudden flashes of anger come from periodically.