Category Archives: synchronicity

  In December 1970, while flying a Bonanza from Andros Island to West Palm Beach, pilot Bruce Gernon experienced something in the Bermuda Triangle that forever changed his life. Bruce and Rob wrote about the experience in The Fog,in which … Continue reading →

This MacGregor clan is actually pretty small – Rob, me, Megan and, over the years, a number of animal companions. It’s been awhile since we had a new animal addition, but there she is at the top of this post, … Continue reading →

I was just in Minneapolis helping my sister prepare our mother’s house for the real estate market, which is booming up there now. On my last night, I finally had time to see old friends for a couple of brews … Continue reading →

There’s a certain eeriness about the Latin name for night terror. Pavor Nocturnus…Say it three times aloud and you’ll wake up screaming.Well, let’s hope not. Night terrors make ordinary nightmares seem well, ordinary. These experiences typically involve  a sudden false … Continue reading →

Rob has been in Minnesota, cleaning out the house where his mother has lived for 60 years. She recently moved to an assisted living facility, a good thing for her. She’s 91, doesn’t drive, and has been living essentially isolated … Continue reading →

Here’s a review by Adele Tyler of a book by Jean-Francois (Jeff) Vezina, a clinical psychologist in Quebec, that explores Carl Jung’s theory of synchronicity. Vezina will talk about his book at length on May 20-21 when he will be … Continue reading →

In 2004, Rob was approached by pilot Bruce Gernon to co-author a book based on Bruce’s extraordinary and harrowing experience in the Bermuda Triangle in 1973. The Fog was published in 2005 and over the years, Bruce has appeared on … Continue reading →

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I was at Mike Perry’s blog and came across this photo from a post he did in 2011. See the kid in the foreground? Looks like he’s on a cell phone, right? This photo is from a 1939 brochure called … Continue reading →

Hillary Clinton with U.S. Shuttle Commander Eileen Collins during a space and science discussion when she was first lady. JAMAL A. WILSON / AFP / Getty Images Here’s an article from the 538 web site that follows the typical mass … Continue reading →