Adam Blatner

Somena Gun! I wrote a blog on my blog-writer technology and it worked! Now I’m publishing this under current events and let’s see if it works. If it does, I’ll start uploading some other blogs. I’ll try back-dating some blogs, too. My son fixed it! It turned out that it was sort of blocked but now it’s fixed. I couldn’t have done it without him. I gotta hit publish or this doesn’t go up.

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For thousands of years the Earth slept, hardly being aware that it spun about its axis every about 24 hours. But about 88, 301 years ago, some body said, “Hey, that there evening was there yesterday, too.” Not that anyone believed her. But later that year, they conceded that she was right. “Yeah,” they said in proto-language,  “There was that bright thing in the sky yesterday, I remember.” Then someone marked a tree to remember, and it became a ritual, the marking of the tree.

About 243 years later someone else noticed that the sun went down about—let’s see—365 nights—after the last winter when the sun went down that far south but then it started setting a little farther north in the west; and whaddaya know, it came up a little farther north in the east. This was very mysterious.

I may be mistaken about the time. People have always been mistaken about the time.