Category Archives: synchronicity

In the spring of 2012, we were inundated with houseflies and  did a post about the possible esoteric meaning. In the 15 months or so since that post went up, our statistics counter has recorded dozens of queries from individuals … Continue reading →

 There’s a tectonic shift happening in the U.S. – and it centers on civil rights. First, on June 25, the U.S. supreme court struck down Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act. This provision of the 1965 landmark civil rights … Continue reading →

At MM 99, on our way home from the keys a week after we’d arrived,   we had our second synchro at a place called Denny’s Latin Café. It’s Cuban run, has a small walk-up window where you can order the … Continue reading →

Sugarloaf paradise +++ The Florida keys are a string of islands south of Miami that are connected by a network of bridges all the way to Key West. Once you get out of the Miami area, the drive is fantastic, … Continue reading →

When Rachel Maddow began her cable news program Monday evening, she began with a story about a red panda named Rusty that had escaped from the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Fortunately, at least for the zoo and no doubt for … Continue reading →

 Several months ago, Megan told us about a PBS series she loved: Downton Abbey.  “If it’s about zombies, we probably won’t watch it,” we said. “No zombies. It’s set in England in the early 1900s, on this fabulous estate.  You’ve … Continue reading →

from a deck called The Cloisters   Our neighbor, Annette, is an avid reader, so whenever we have a new book published, we give her a copy. The other day, she was headed to the beach with her kids and … Continue reading →

This video tugs at my heart. There’s something about “pet” birds that speaks to me. Happy summer solstice! https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=O7D-1RG-VRk#!  

  Ever since The Hunger Games was released as a movie, I’ve read a number of blog posts about why dystopian novels are not the blog author’s favorite type of story. But I am, quite frankly, fascinated by dystopian novels. … Continue reading →