The Debris Field

I have a new blog post up at the Green Room. It is called Zealotry Again. I know, I just can't get off that subject, but at least it won't be in Grey Matters again. BTW, I have never publicly thanked Alfred Lehmberg for coming up with that great name - The Green Room, so let me do it now. Thanks Alfred! Contrary to what you may hear, Alfred is a good guy. Alfred is the first other UFO blogger that I met when I started this blog over 3 years ago. Everyone else pretty much ignored me, some were mean to me, but he was nice to me and encouraging so I actually owe him much more thanks than just for that name.

Things here are well. I finally have everything totally figured out with my sister's estate. It isn't going to make some of her creditors very happy, but I really don't care. Let them sue the estate. They will find it isn't worth their time. Also let me do some bitching about mortgage company. I was totally amazed to find out how badly my sister's mortgage company was ripping her off on the loan for her mobile home. Every year 90% of the payments were only covering interest. If she had lived to be a hundred it would have probably never been paid off. May they rot in HELL. I will not clean it out for them to repossess it. In fact, aside from it being dirty I hope it smells too and I hope the smell never goes away and they can never resell it to some other trusting person. My sister was a teacher and at the time (nearly 10 years ago) without any real credit so I guess she had to take what she could get and likely didn't understand what she was getting into. They were more than willing to take advantage of that. Green Tree Mortgage - if you ever come across them run like your ass is on fire.

I am laughing at the title of Regan's post below. Randi will never give it up. He has an agenda. I think his agenda is to take all mystery out of the world. It won't be possible, but some people hate the thought that there is anything mysterious that their great minds cannot solve. Randi is one of those.

Myself, I adore mystery. I don't expect everyone to, but the world would be a much more boring place without mystery to me. Almost unbearable.

I have loved mystery ever since I can remember. I am pretty sure I was born that way. Some of us are born to be happy with the mystery, others were born to try to take every mysterious thing and make it mundane by coming up with what they see to be logical explanations. I am fine with shades of grey.

At least I am in the group of happy and fun people. :-) The serious and unimaginative ones are welcome to their boring existence, it holds no appeal to me.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Monday, May 26, 2008