This is a copy from a post that I have just put up on the "token". I thought that it was appropriate and if some of you have been following the Adamski thread here you will see some interaction happening with the knowledge that is bubbling to the surface. All dots looking for each other!
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Some of you might recognize the name. I know that I was entranced when I noted that she had written the Introduction to one of George Adamskis books. My " bells" all started clanging when I read what she had written in that introduction.
INSIDE THE SPACE SHIPS"
INTRODUCTION to Adamski's book - by CHARLOTTE BLODGET
In the introduction to this book I wish to begin by stating that while none can help but find the contents deeply fascinating, I am fully aware that incredulity in varying degrees is bound to follow.
Some will accept George Adamski’s claims that his experiences inside the space slips were real and factual.
Many, feeling the sincerity with which he tells his story, will brand him as an honest but self-deluded man and toss his adventures into the category of the mental or psychic.
Still others, trained to reject everything not yet proven in the familiar three dimensions, will enjoy writing it all off as a clever hoax.
Although I myself have seen the space ships on several occasions, both here in the Bahamas where I live and at Palomar during the several weeks I stayed there this past summer, I have never been inside one.
And again I hear Mr. Twigsnappers repeated wisdom..... REMEMBER THE WOMEN.
SO THIS THREAD IS FOR INFORMATION ABOUT CHARLOTTE.
And already I have learned some very surprising things.....One of them coming from a quote in a Boston paper... is this our Charlotte.... if so she is a well travelled lady...
http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=9 ... 44,4897789
I noted that they particularly called her "MRS BLODGET".... something I had never picked up on before.....and it was curious when I found this.....
Obituary: William Power Blodget,
1902-William Power Blodget, a retired architect, died at his home in Boston, Mass., on October 25, 1946, at the age of sixty-one. He was formerly a member of the firm of Strickland. Blodget and Law of Boston, designers of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and the Junior League Building in that City. Born in Providence, R. I., Mr. Blodget was a graduate of Harvard University and studied in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. During World War I he was a captain with the artillery and served on the Lorraine front with the French 165th Division. His wife, Mrs. Charlotte Wilson Blodget, survives.
I am a little puzzled by his age, listed as 61 when he died..... His birthdate seems to be in question?? Following up on that.....
But Charlotte Blodget seems very well established on a very small island in the Bahamas.... I remember Eleuthera..... I spent several weeks on Harbor Island in the company of Charles Miller and my Mother. Dad had found a very pleasant upstairs apartment for us that overlooked the square in Dunmore Town... and once we were safely stashed ( there is no other way to describe it) he left for other business ...... When we finally left that area together we took the ferry across to the tip of Eleuthera and then drove by cab quite a distance to the airport, visiting at a place called " French Leave" for a business meeting that Dad had with someone still un named.
Now I realize that I was probably very close to Charlottes home.....was that why we were there???? I never saw the person he was meeting with.... I spent my time wandering the grounds of FRENCH Leave and admiring the huge white Parrots they had posted almost as sentries! The year we were there was 1962.... Just ten years after her association with George Adamski.....
I know that the dots seem a distance apart.... but I think that they are significant.
And then you appear Dr. K..... because of a connection with Charlotte??????
Remember the women Twigsnapper said. Linda