Much is Still Hapening

 Yes, much, very much is still happening. In my last post I wrote that I would work on having another astral projection experience but I have not been doing it because other more important things have been playing out in my life.

Soon I will begin my transition from my current home in the East Bay (S.F. Bay Area) to my new home in the Central Valley (California's Central Valley.)

For the last three months I have been working ardently in finding my new home and it has finally paid off. This weekend was my last weekend officially here in the east bay. Beginning next weekend my new home will be in the central valley. It's a small house in the outskirts of a main city. My new home is literally just three blocks away from farm land. To the west and north is the main city. To the east and south there is farmland. Lots and lots of farm land. And all around, the city is surrounded by farmland.

 

Central Valley California Farmland

 

After having lived in the east bay pretty much my entire life I will be making my transition to my new home in the valley this coming weekend. As a result I have been spending these last few days going out every night. I have been going out to most of the places that I know I will miss when I finally leave the east bay. Many of these places are in Berkeley, around the university. Many of the places are just off of Telegraph, south of the university. Other places are on Euclid Avenue, on the north side of the university. Other places are in downtown Berkeley, in the Shattuck Avenue and University Avenue area.

     

 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, California

Today I went to a long time occult shop in north Oakland. I purchased some white sage that I will use to smudge my new home when I move in next weekend. I also purchased plenty of incense to burn at my new place.

Telegraph and 40th, Oakland

As of this moment I'm in a small brewery in Berkeley. It's across the street from where the old Pyramid Alehouse was located.

Today is the last day of my four day weekend, tomorrow I return to work. And next weekend I will leave to my new home out in the valley, surrounded by lots of farm land.

This is the last day I get to officially spend a weekend in the place that has been my home for pretty much my entire life. Almost all fifty-six years of it. I will miss my old home. Oakland and Berkeley, I will miss you.