Intuitive fred888

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Trying to say things in as few words as possible

Rain Comes

Less Fires

People Happier

Rain Comes

People indoors

no cars on road

Fall is here

I found that learning to say things in as few words as possible often helps people survive during Crises in their lives.

I found that saying things in few words helped me survive my last divorce in 1994 better.

I was 46 years old and I had been married all but two years of my life since I was 26 years old so it didn't make any sense to me to be single again because I was used to being a good father most.

I'm not sure any man is really built for marriage but it seems to help children grow up better than the alternative. Besides if you like your kids they become in some ways like your own arms and legs and when they go off to college it's like your arms or legs are going away to college leaving you unsure of the future in many ways.

I talked to a man from France who was having trouble now that his sons were grown up who was visiting the U.S. now on a vacation. His sons in their 20s now seemed happy to be here with him but he seemed troubled by them being grown up and on their own now.

The world is a difficult place and when your family grows up and goes to college or to a new life somewhere else this is a difficult time for everyone usually. It's a transition that not everyone makes very well at all.

I don't think any of these transitions are very easy but it's nice to know your kids are okay in whatever lives they choose all over the world.

by God's Grace

Trump at this point likely has made more enemies (especially in all Democracies) than anyone else on earth

I'm not sure Trump will be in power after the Elections or not unless he declares martial law which likely would create the 2nd American Revolutionary war or maybe something like the Civil War all over again.

He has now made so many enemies worldwide but because of his wealthy upbringing he has never faced any real consequences for his actions often like Kings down through history. Until people experience consequences for their actions they can remain completely out of touch with reality like Trump.

Also, remember Trump is 80 years old and people this old should NEVER be the President of the United States under any circumstances whether they are Biden or Trump or anyone Else.

It rained 1 1/2 inches in Santa Barbara today from this storm so far

However, where I live we have only gotten about 1/ 100th to 2 100th of an inch so far. So, like I said it's pretty much drizzle so far here. But, it really helps prevent fires all along the California coast which is really good.

Here it's about 63 degrees at around 1pm Wednesday with some drizzly rain which is good for all the forests along the northern California coast

So, likely there will be less a problem regarding fires (at least for awhile) as long as we keep getting enough moisture along the coast. But, the fall weather is starting to settle in now but the night time lows are still staying pretty high at around 57 to 59 degrees likely because of the Cloud Cover.

Like most places the lowest temperatures are when there is no cloud cover at all at night.

Japan Successfully Launches Mission to Bring Home the First-Ever Martian Moon Samples

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One reason that people from Europe didn't have to fight very much for North and South America was that only 1% to 5% of natives were still alive after European diseases arrived

So, it changed everything. With 80% to 95% of the people already dead from Smallpox and Flus and other diseases unknown in north and South America it basically wiped out all civilizations here in North and South America to the point where the ONLY way for Native North and South Americans to survive was to embrace the European ways. Those who didn't adapt only died or suffered and then died.

For me, it is an illustration of what would happen if more people understood fully how integrated UFOs are here on earth within our cultures. If people knew more than they did presently all civilization (at least as we presently know it) would end just like ALL civilizations ended when the Conquistadores and Pilgrims and everyone else arrived here from Europe and other places on earth.

So, it makes perfect sense to me why Governments don't want people to know very much about UFOS mostly so all Civilizations don't end suddenly (within a few years) like all North and South American cultures ended when Europeans and others came with more advanced techology and completely different ways than existed here before in the Americas.

Communicable diseases of Old World origin resulted in an 80 to 95 percent reduction in the Indigenous population of the Americas from the 15th century onwards, and their near extinction in the Caribbean.

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The Columbian exchange, also known as the Columbian interchange, was the widespread transfer of plants, animals, and diseases between the New World (the Americas) in the Western Hemisphere, and the Old World (Afro-Eurasia) in the Eastern Hemisphere, from the late 15th century on. It is named after the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus and is related to the European colonization and global trade following his 1492 voyage. Some of the exchanges were deliberate while others were unintended. Communicable diseases of Old World origin resulted in an 80 to 95 percent reduction in the Indigenous population of the Americas from the 15th century onwards, and their near extinction in the Caribbean.

fires haven't been that bad along the northern California coast this year

Outside of the Bad fire in Big Sur I don't remember many bad fires at least along the Northern California coast this year

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Northern California's coast has indeed experienced a relatively mild wildfire season compared to Southern California, where strong winds recently fueled destructive coastal fires like the Norte Fire. Overall state acreage burned in 2026 remains well below historical averages.

Northern California Conditions

Lower Impact: The immediate northern coast avoided major urban-interface blazes, helped by a steady marine layer and damp conditions.

Statewide Trends: According to CAL FIRE Incidents, total acres burned across California sit near 300,000 acres for the year, which is significantly lower than the million-plus acres typically charred by mid-October.

Interior Contrasts: Most wildfire activity in Northern California stayed confined to remote mountain zones or the upper Sacramento Valley rather than coastal communities.

Southern California Contrast

Coastal Blazes: Southern California faced severe fire flare-ups during mid-October, including the fast-moving Norte Fire in Orange County that destroyed homes near San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente.

Wind Drivers: Hot, dry offshore gusts drove these southern blazes right up to coastal corridors, contrasting with the quieter northern shoreline.

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