Bob Weir is a Foundling. I believe Amy Sargent and I are related. Her grandmother fled France. Amy is an incredible artist. She is Heir to Rosamond’s Artistic Gift. Drew did not care for her mother before she died, and did not wan to go to her funeral. Amy has been my dear friend for over three years. She was on my side when attacked by Alley Valkyrie and Belle Burch. Amy constantly asked about my prostate cancer, She me healings – dozens of times. Some times she sent one in a photo like above. Not once did my daughter, Heather Hanson, call me and ask how my radiation treatment was going. She knew I would detect in her voice – she could care less!
Amy is like the daughter – I deserved! But, she is more than a daughter…..She is my Compatriot in Art. She was born one day after my late friend Bill Arnold. I see the three of us creating, writing, lighting candles on mountain tops as we speak of the strange, the lost, the abandoned ones, the things humanity has shunned, for these are our subject matter that we adore. When Bill’s father threw his son out of his when he was sixteen, he came to live with us.
Jon Presco
https://rosamondpress.com/2012/03/19/snow-white-and-the-tower-of-eight-beauties/
In 1994 I went for a second reading at the Berkeley Psychic Institute. I wanted to see if they owned a picture of how my beloved sister drowned – because I did not. I heard nothing but lies. Then there is that drawing that Vicki did after she left the room. She came back with it after five minutes, and told me Drew had done this after she bid her to get in touch with her feelings. This drawing takes this Artistic Family Legacy – straight to hell! It goes with the collosal flashlight in closet lie. Vicki, with the help of her brother Mark, abandoned me the day before our sister’s funeral. My surviving siblings would turn my newfound daughter against me when she came into my life. They were duplicating what they did to Christine when they took Garth’s side – and isolated Christine.
I told my daughter…
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