On Friday, October 15, 2021 at 11:27:45 AM UTC-6, dick...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > On Friday, October 15, 2021 at 8:58:47 AM UTC-5, sandy$ wrote:    
   > > Scene opens when I find myself outside where I see a black horse in a   
   corral.   
   > NOTE the "black horse" for later reference....   
   > > Horse is just walking around in the corral. Scene jumps and now I am   
   inside a ranch house and here is my dead husband all dressed up in a light   
   blue suit with a solid yellow tie like he going to work.   
   > OK, so I know you generally tend to associate the color "blue" with   
   "spiritual," but what does the color "yellow" bring to mind?    
   >    
   > > He doesn't say anything to me and I was just getting ready to tell him how   
   nice he looked when there was a knock on the door. Dead husband walks over to   
   the door and [opens] it. Someone he knows walks in like he had [ridden] over   
   on his horse because    
   he was wearing a Stetson and a long pale yellow coat with slits on the side so   
   he could ride a horse."    
   >    
   > I'm perhaps one of the LEAST fashion-minded individuals, but the yellow tie   
   seems to "go with" the yellow coat on the other rider.    
   >    
   > > He walks toward the dead husband and hugs him. I can not see the [guy's]   
   face because of the [direction he was facing.]"    
   >    
   > So TWO thoughts come to mind, namely A) "Brokeback Mountain" (   
   mdb.com/title/tt0388795 which I *refused* to watch, EVER) and B) two of the   
   four horsemen of the Apocalypse gathering. Please note that these are NOT   
   mutually exclusive to each other— *   
   both* A AND B could be relevant, *especially* as the Biden Administration   
   signals the fulfillment of the warning prophecy Jesus gives us in Matthew   
   24:15-16 regarding "the Abomination of Desolation" (tinyurl.com/TAoD-210120 .)    
   >    
   > The four horses of the Apocalypse are:    
   > black    
   > white    
   > red    
   > "chloros" (green, aka "pale.") I would be VERY curious to know the color of   
   the horse the other guy rode i**********************************   
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        I have no idea what the pale yellow tie  symbol stands for .     I know   
   the guy with the pale yellow coat was definitely a cowboy.  I  could not see   
   his face because the stetson shadowed it and also the angle of his head.     
   Don't know anything about    
   your Apocalypse.   
                                                              Sandy$   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)