The Lost Pyramid
I love to study about ancient Egypt, it is remarkable what they knew and how they constructed things. Everything seems to have a much deeper meaning behind it, than what first meets one eye. I celebrated my 32 birthday there, which I am very grateful for.
Here in the summer I read some articles about a pyramid, and how ‘lost’ it had seem to become - so I had to go there. There are only a few things left, but there is something left. Actually I would say that they let me see everything possible to see, right now. I was told that a ‘curtain’ excavation team has planes on investigating this site further, which I hope they do, soon. I do indeed look forward to hearing what they find, because there seems to be something; the elements themselves showed clear evidence of more being there, that was very clear to see. Actually a rather interesting terrain if you ask me.
I am writing some books, where I needed to see if my ideas made any sense. My mother and I stayed at the St. Joseph Hotel, a hotel that I truly like. I like the desert environment - the ‘alone feeling’, everything seems so distant in such an environment. I like to study the hieroglyphics upon the ancient walls, and the images.
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