Category Archives: synchronicity

Today at Whole Foods, I bought a kind of beer I’d never heard of before – depicted above. At the time, I was puzzled about why I’d chosen this beer. After all, Whole Foods has an infinite variety of beer, … Continue reading →

It’s funny, but actually deeper than it first appears. It matters.    

…well, you’ll see what you watch this very funny ad! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMzgl0nFj3s&feature=youtu.be          

One of the frequently questions novelists are asked is, Where do you get your ideas? Depending on the book, writers have various answers to this question. William Peter Blatty said his idea for The Exorcist was based on a newspaper … Continue reading →

This is a scary story about a stalker. Having been the target of one, we can sympathize. Because this stalker is still on the loose and threatening the life of his target, we’re not using names, not even the name … Continue reading →

 Our daughter, Megan will be teaching her second paint night class tonight, at a bar in downtown Orlando. Tonight’s painting will be the image depicted above. So last night, Rob and I were her test students on whom she tried … Continue reading →

Daughter Megan is an avid fan of Reddit, where the news Saturday night was about the death of Paul Walker, 40, the star of the Fast and Furious franchise, the first of which was released in 2001. Walker played an … Continue reading →

 Cougars. Usually when we hear that word, we think of sleek, gorgeous wild cats. But this cluster of cougar synchros we experienced over a period of about 48 hours didn’t have anything to do with cats, wild or otherwise. The … Continue reading →

 This morning, our neighbor, Annette, knocked on the door and burst in, excited about a synchronicity she’d just had. Her stepmother is visiting for the Thanksgiving holidays and Annette asked her what sort of pie she would like. Her stepmother … Continue reading →

  In the U.S. , Thanksgiving falls on the last Thursday in November, a date that was established by Abraham Lincoln in 1863, in the middle of the Civil War. In 1942, the date was amended to the fourth Thursday … Continue reading →