First of all, the person who is really Deep Knight is taking a 2 week vacation away from computers and crazy people pushing get-rich-quick schemes. But before I go, I would like to share this Quatloos-NESARA Thanksgiving tradition with you, courtesy of “Scary” Sherry Shriner.
Sherry is a nice lady who talks to god. In fact, she sometimes argues with him, which is my book is a bit of a mistake. She believes in NESARA, but instead of thinking it’s good thinks it’s the plan of the evil one. She also promotes making “Orgone busters,” hockey-puck shaped constructions of auto body filler, aluminum shavings, magnets, crystals, and copper coils, to neutralize evil. In 2004 she wrote this Thanksgiving story that I’ve been posting every year since. Enjoy, and have a happy upcoming holiday!
Remote Viewers Can Take Things, i.e., "Where's My Cream of Chicken?"
Monday, November 29, 2004
On Thanksgiving morning I was up early and cooking, getting ready to head to the family get together. I had previously bought at the store everything I needed for all the food I was going to make and take with me. Yet that morning, I couldn't find the can of cream of chicken I had bought for one of the casseroles I was going to make.
I searched everywhere, tore the kitchen apart and couldn't find it, started walking through the house looking and couldn't find it..I even tore the kids toy box apart and couldn't find it. And yes, for even the strangest of reasons only a parent would be familiar with, I looked under the couch and couldn't find it.
It wasn't anywhere. I was frustrated. I sent the troops (kids) out to look for it, it was a family event just trying to find my can of cream of chicken. It was simply nowhere to be found.
So I decided to just take a shower and get ready to leave, minus one of my favorite casseroles, easy cheesy hasbrown potato casserole mind you. So while I'm getting ready the brilliant idea hit me to ask Yahweh where it was. After all, the creator of the Universe would know where a can of cream of chicken disappeared to.
So I asked Him, thinking I still have time to hurry up and make it if I can find where 'they' put it. At this point, I knew something was up with that thing. I'm way to familiar with the crap that flies when you're a servant of Yahweh's and taking a stand against the New World Order and the minions and forces that worship it. So I'm just standing in the bathroom at the sink and I asked Yahweh, "Ok where is it? What did they do to my cream of chicken?" And Yah said to me, "a government remote viewer has it." And I said, "Ok where did he put it?" At this point thinking I could still get it and make the casserole before I leave..but no..Yah says, "He's (remote viewer) holding it, and he's laughing."
Well, so much for that. I gathered all the ingredients I needed, threw them in a bowl and stopped at Drug Mart on the way out of town and bought another can. I was amazed they had it. And I made the casserole anyway, at my relatives house.
Just another day in the life of me..Sherry Shriner..
Easy Cheesy Potato Casserole
By TheDancingCook on December 15, 2001
Prep Time: 5 mins Total Time: 1 hrs 5 mins Servings: 8
"Great side dish for any meat dinner; can be served with your Easter ham, is a great substitute for the ordinary baked potato at your summer BBQ or can be served with any other dinner, anytime."
Ingredients
2 lbs frozen hash browns ( I use the diced kind) 1/2 cup butter 1 (10 1/2 ounce) cans cream of chicken soup 1 cup sour cream 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese 1/4 cup diced onions salt and pepper, to taste
Directions
Defrost potatoes, melt butter, and mix together all ingredients.
Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour in a 9x13 baking dish.
