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The following is a comment I posted on the Berkshire Edge in response to their coverage about Thom Reed (www.tomreed.info) putting a marker up with support from a few dozen others to commemorate a UFO siting from the late 1960s and deemed the first official siting in the the United States of America.

There is not enough time (or people power/ protection) to think over all of these important ideas in public so thanks for this forum..’may the good forces be with you” as Luke Skywalker or our more local Thom Reed would say for the United States of a Miracle.

The time for questions has come

When answering a FB question, this is what I put..I've reflected on this more than most since I have the time and inclination to do so. Also in Canaan CT there is a huge flag hung from a crane with volunteers reading the names of all those who transitioned that day from their earthly mortal journey. I met a nice priest there who has since died so I think of him as well. When I have time, I'll add more, but for now, think of where you were that day and how your life was going. Were there troubles you were not aware of in your circles of family, friends and community?

Reading the Litchfield County Times in CT (at the cozy Sharon Hotchkiss Library which has an art opening on Sept 12th from 4-7pm), I learned of some exciting happenings and thought Just Once, I'll try to share them in case someone can catch wind of them and make good use of the resource now or in future times (sometimes an idea or dream seed needs to be planted, watered with other feelings and folks chiming in and even investing some money, rides, childcare, or clothes to make it to the date on hand).

First up was an online cool idea from the ever-hopeful and visionary Ralph Nader (who grew