Monthly Archives: July 2012

Thomas Pynchon invents a tower of beauty in ‘The Cyring of Lot 49’ that resembles the Neo-Templar ‘Tower of the Eight Beauties’ that inspired the Solar Templar that allegedly Princess Grace of Monaco supported. The Rosemont family owned this tower. … Continue reading →

“Oh Lord please don’t let them corrupt my Midas Touch by looking at my tax returns and my Swiss Bank accounts!” I knew once Romney got to Israel he would promote the evangelical religion invented in 1840 by John Darby, … Continue reading →

No one can rip a man’s mask off, like the woman that loves and loved him. Yesterday I was forced to look at a hard fact, being, after Gloria Ehlers left me for my bartender, I was never the same. … Continue reading →

I am inventing a new form of twitter called SPOT THOUGHT Jon Presco Copyright2012

The History channel did a thing on Woodstock last night. A anniversary is coming up. A song sung by ‘Love’ was used in the acid trip in the movie ‘Taking Woodstock’. Love’s lead guitarist, Byran McClean was my good friend, … Continue reading →

After I married Mary Ann Tharaldsen , we flew to New York to meet her parents. They were not to happy we did not inform them we were getting married. Mary Ann’s father was very much into his ancestor, Eric … Continue reading →

Mary Magdalene Rosamond knew members of the Theosophical Society and visited their retreat in Ojai where her brother, Conrad Wieneke, owned four homes. Mary became a feminist. She might have known Annie Besant. I believe that is Conrad behind the … Continue reading →

The Channel Islands was the Paradise my grandfather, Royal Rosamond, and his wife, Mary Magdalene, found off shore of Ventura by the Sea where they lived. In 1970 I stood on Venice Pier looking down on the crashing waves and … Continue reading →

Monday I talked with Drew and Vicki about doing a painting of our grandmother sitting under a tree with her and Royal’s friends. Royal Rosamond camped on the Channel Islands. I believe he took the photographs. I will consult with … Continue reading →