Lost Treasure

Mom has been researching and writing stories of lost treasure for those who have been interested in George's Business and Covenant Programs, Incorporated.  For a while now we've been following two specific conversations, one here on the Internet and one a real life conversation in Sunday school.  By mid February (Presidents Day, +/- Washington and Lincoln) we will have completed this overview of  "George's Business" for Covenant Programs, Incorporated.

Living Water

Mom promised a person of interest, a member of  the La Junta political scene, to write the story of lost treasure discovered in the saddle above Chama near Redwing, Colorado.  That story is associated with an early blog "remembering" the man who told the story to her and similar in may respects to the Legend of El Dorado.  "The lust for gold" continues in our own time to destroy sources of drinking water.

Interest

Grandad took an interest in Mom's writing only after his wife had died.  He and Mom had always shared a preoccupation with the library and The Word.  Then, between August of 2010 and the year 2012 he shared her interest in writing Covenant Programs and George's Business for Abba.  The ARKansas Valley had become a hotbed for gangs.  Growing up in Chicago, Mom had learned to be prejudiced about gang activity, and had learned to associate gangland violence and fear mongering with extortion practices that she thought had been legalized by the insurance industry during her lifetime.

Child & Sword

Today, after Mom witnessed a police action outside the Copper Kitchen on Sunday morning, both Mom and Grandad struggle, not only with interest but with children and IT in the economy.  For years, Mom has believed that The State has fostered a collaboration between schools and social welfare workers to terrorize parents and steal the minds, hearts, and even the bodies of our children to seduce them into believing in the glory of war.