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Frankly, honestly, I “need” everything clean and attractive when I set up housekeeping at a new location. Right now, I have unlimited water available plus the laundry room with a large tub. Lots of yard space to safely spray paint garden paraphernalia.

We’ve become the target. We’re told to “watch your back.”

What’s our world coming to when neighbor turns against neighbor? A few of us are concerned about the health of our neighbors and we are ostracized for living by “the Golden Rule”? A few of us are not motivated to enjoy 5G from AT&T for our smartphones.

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P.S. If something happens to me, it was NOT an accident.

So many people are voicing their joy that the cell tower was vetoed.

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Let me tell you a true story about this blogger. Decades ago, I was a Toastmistress. The bottom line of my “icebreaker” speech was “Turtle or Toastmistress, we don’t get very far unless we stick out our neck.”  Believe it or not, in the beginning, I had been very shy and embarrassed to even tell my name. Thanks to that organization I found my voice and frequently speak out when I see (perceived) injustice.

Two years ago, I “stuck my neck out”  and experienced eviction from the Escapees CARE Center. Click this link and read about the experience. Many individuals share my sentiments but won’t risk eviction.

“But all of the truly independent studies, those not by government agencies nor paid for by industry all say that the RF or Microwave radiation put out by cell towers, cell phones, and other wifi or cordless technologies are not safe at all.  In fact they say that they are very dangerous.”

That is one comment I copied from an informative article on the web.

Several friends were in contact with AT&T and FCC regarding the placement of a cell phone tower in their backyard. Their valiant fight to stop the tower was obviously respected by “big business.” Although their names are not listed here, I feel compelled to “give thanks” to individuals who fought for the health of several hundred folks living at Escapees Rainbow’s End RV Park, and Escapees CARE. “Yes,” several hundred people live at Rainbow’s End. See the map; “X” marks the spot where the tower would have been erected.

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The above message prompted an email comment with this link to another source of valuable information.

Still celebrating!!