Category Archives: synchronicity

Fiona Harris-De Assis from Calgary, Canada had a very unusual UFO experience about six years ago. It’s a great example of the role of synchronicity in sightings. Fiona also offers another explanation. The role of perception certainly plays a role … Continue reading →

A bit of promotion today.  You might know that a flock of crows is actually known as a murder of crows. But you probably didn’t know that a bundle of mystery novels is called a Murder of Mysteries. Well, at … Continue reading →

On February 4, 2015, our blog will be six years old. In its early days, when we got maybe ten hits a week, we had some great synchronicity stories. I culled together some of the best and will re-post them … Continue reading →

Our daughter recently moved into a house with her friend, Erin. They met nine years ago, when both were interning at Dolphins Plus in Key Largo, a dolphin research facility that is leagues above anything at Epcot or Sea World. … Continue reading →

This is kind of a whimsical post just because I (Rob) proved to myself that I don’t know what I’m talking about. It started as an analysis of what I thought was a trickster synchro someone else experienced, only to … Continue reading →

“We tortured some folks,” Obama said. “But that’s not who we are.” Really? Until people in the Bush administration who authorized tactics that the Nazis used in their death camps are not only held accountable for their policies, but are … Continue reading →

  This evening, Rob and I were leaving our local Barnes & Noble where we’d done a little Christmas shopping, and as we reached our car, I looked up and saw a very weird thing in the sky. The evening … Continue reading →

Several days ago, we posted a story about Ken Peterson, who was in the truck with Travis Walton when he was abducted in 1975. He had a second sighting encounter on November 23, 1993, 18 years and 18 days after … Continue reading →

In November 2009, a week before Thanksgiving, Noah came to us via the Golden Retriever Rescue of Palm Beach County.  He was nine months old, a stunning  reddish gold beauty who was pitifully thin and still groggy from his  trip … Continue reading →

Twitter is an intriguing social media in that you’re allowed 140 characters to say what you want to say. Once a week or so, I re-post something from our blog and periodically I receive an email notification that we have … Continue reading →