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Thanks to the snow yesterday I did not make the meeting. :(  I was awake and everything and then I realized that I could probably make it out of the driveway and down the hill, but probably not back up the hill when I returned.  It was also still snowing then, so I went back to sleep.

Apparently in my absence they changed the name from MJ-7 to Albuquerque UFO and Paranormal Forum.  Personally, a little too boring for me, but I suppose it is more descriptive. :)

Aside from the name change, it sounds as though there may be some interesting things coming up.  I will hold off on mentioning those until they are more definite, especially since I wasn’t at the meeting so I am not sure what is going on.

Very boring day here.  I hate being trapped by snow when I wasn’t expecting it and didn’t plan ahead.  The weatherman the previous evening made it sound like it would be a very light snow, certainly nothing that would trap me here for the day.  I should have known better, normally I prepare even if it is only suppose to be light snow – because they are often wrong.  Can’t wait for Spring to arrive!

If the weather is bad, like it is snowing or the roads are slick, call Manzano Center (after 11 a.m.) and make sure the meeting hasn’t been canceled – (505) 275-8731.

Upcoming meeting – Sat. Jan 23 1:00 to 2:30 Manzano Multi-generational Center.

I will likely be fashionably late. :)

MJ-7 is an Albuquerque-based local UFO research group. The next meeting will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2009 from 1 p.m. at the Manzano Multi-generational Center in Albuquerque. The meeting is open to everyone and there will be many interesting topics of discussion, including the alleged Dulce “underground base” which is still a hot topic. Mike Wisotzke and Norio Hayakawa will moderate.

Well from a reliable source deep inside the allusive UFO Study Group, they held their April soirée in a backroom of a public building in Albuquerque.

The main topic of the day was the Dulce conference and its impact on the Jicarilla Apache Nation. One of the members of the group will be continuing the Dulce research by interviewing some of the locals to gather additional information to understand the complexities of the subject. It sounds like there could be more amazing facts forth coming. But they may not be made public because of the potential sensitivity. It also came out that as the group members were leaving Dulce, several locals confronted them to share some of their strange stories. Several of these people were profoundly shaken from their abduction-type experiences and their various UFO sightings. The locals also brought out pictures of weird animals that were half this and half that. One of the MJ-7 members was upset by the amount of pain he saw in the locals’ eyes. It seems that some of the locals were asking for help or maybe just needed someone to talk to and listen to and tell them it would be all right. It sounds like the MJ-7 group has several members who could provide this sort of help, if the Jicarilla Apache will invite them to listen.

Continue reading –
MJ-7’s April Gathering—Is it all True Series #81 @ Truth Seeker Forum

I ended up not making the meeting.  Forgot to set the alarm and totally overslept. :-)

We will be meeting on April 18th, from 12:30-2:30 at Manzano Multi- generational center here in Albuquerque.  I am sure Norio and others that attended the Dulce Conference will be there and have lots to share.  I will most likely be there, though 12:30 pm is really early for me.  Anyone is welcome to join us!