Hi Cathryn,

Don was telling me you had a butte of a headache last week and I think you probably already know most sensitives have headaches before earthquakes. Kathy Gori of course is a living model with a record of 85%. Not bad.

I've had more headaches in the past four days than I've had in years and boy are they disconcerting. I think I'm going to have to pay attention to them as much as ear tones because of what I've seen in other sensitives. My living very close to the RCF may indeed be changing my sensitivities. I went to bed last night around 9:30 to be awakened at 5:30 from the sound of someone with a key in the lock of my front door trying to get in. Thankfully with Don here I sent him to investigate. Other than there being a car in front of the house I've never seen before I'm sure the person went to the wrong house first. Despite all of that, I was so tired I just went back to sleep and left it to Don to do the work. Thank heavens.

I don't look much like sleeping beauty this morning, but like haggarded besides 12 hours of rest. No doubt in a few more days, I'll adjust to the new surroundings and feel more like my prior self. Dons description says its more like warmed over death. (nice Don)

Anyway, let me return to Deep, Dark and Ugly. I never posted the sound here because it was so ominous I was afraid I'd cause widespead panic if I did. All I can say is that it is at least as far away as Parkfield, very deep in the earth and one huge earthquake. I can only hope its going to arrive where no one lives because survival would be limited at best. So far, no match has arrived. Thank goodness.

In making a general overall statement about prediction as a whole, what I hope to see in the future, which does occur on a minor scale between Don and I at times, is a bridge between what a sensitive hears, feels or senses and the physical matter of streamed data so a closer target can be determined beforehand. I'm not ready at this point to say it cannot be done, it just needs more hands at the wheel on both sides to be achieved.

Petra