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| Sedona Arizona |
August 26, 2012
I'm back from a short trip to Northern Arizona. You probably noticed my postings were not as frequent although Sophia Love kept the blog alive during my absence with her blog posts on Love Quest. We stayed in Sedona, the hotels in Flagstaff were simply full due to all the students returning to University for the fall semester.
When we left home Thursday I had the strangest thing happen to me. I felt pretty good over all, but every sentence I spoke to my wife and daughter in the car it was as if I had come down with a slight case of that gibberish syndrome that struck those TV announcers over the past year. I would say a well known word and I'd put an odd ending on it. Other times it sounded like English was my second language and not my first. I could think of the word but it was coming out of my mouth in odd and unusual ways. Sometimes dyslexic, other times like I didn't know English at all, and one time I sound like a hillbilly. My daughter was in hysterics laughing at the things I was saying. All I could do was smile and shrug. I have no idea what was going on, I felt a little tired but other than that I was fine and I had no problem driving the car. After about 4 hours into the trip the episode cleared completely and never returned. If this is an ascension syndrome symptom, its a new one in my book. Its not as annoying as the odd aches and pains since 2010, just a little frustrating while trying to express a coherent thought. But at least my family found it amusing!