Author Archives: Trish and Rob

In the six plus years since we started this blog, we have posted a number of synchros that our friend in Wales, Jane Clifford, has sent us. Jane is a healer. Several years ago, when Rob was facing prostate surgery, … Continue reading →

Nancy du Tertre is a lawyer and also a psychic detective. She wrote a column on a law enforcement web site that began this way: “Several years ago, a retired New Jersey police chief told me this story.  He had … Continue reading →

Thanks to Adelita for posting this on her blog! How cool would it be to actually be able to do this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uB3EwcDH8Ak On Thursday evening before I went to bed, I noticed on a news site that there was a tropical wave somewhere off the coast of Mexico. This year, the Pacific has had a lot of waves, storms, and typhoons, … Continue reading →

  Yesterday, Hilary Clinton spent 11 hours testifying before the Benghsazi committee of twelve – 7 Republicans and 5 Democrats – about what happened at Benghazi. This investigation has lasted for 17 months and, depending on who’s talking, has cost … Continue reading →

Hooray! Katy Walker has  finished her feature-length film on synchronicity, and appropriately it will debut in theaters in L.A.,  N.Y., Austin, and Amsterdam on 11-11. Here’s a summary along with a trailer. We  just watched a private viewing and Katy … Continue reading →

Know what today is? It’s Back to the Future day – October 21, 2015, the day in the classic film that Marty McFly and Doc Brown traveled to in 1989’s “Back to the Future Part 2.” The film also supposedly … Continue reading →

me, Megan, my parents somewhere in the Southwest +++ Today, my dad would have been 102. He was born in 1913, in an obscure town in Illinois, the son of immigrants from what was once Yugoslavia. He had two sisters … Continue reading →

I guess it could be considered a synchronicity when two emails arrive within a few days of each other that address the same question. Both writers had seen something unusual in the sky and pondered whether it was a UFO, … Continue reading →

Months ago, I did one of my Barnes & Noble explorations, where I stroll through the aisles, searching for new books that looked interesting. Usually, I make note of the title and then check the price of the print book … Continue reading →