Category Archives: synchronicity
Greenbrier
Some days when I’m hoping for a synchronicity, searching for one, nothing happens. Other days, I see a synchro only in retrospect and wonder why I didn’t recognize it as it was happening. That’s what happened today. My sister flew … Continue reading
First Chapters, Last Chapters
I admit to being one of those people who often reads the last chapter of a book first or I read the first chapter and then the last chapter. It doesn’t matter whether the book is a novel or … Continue reading
A McLovin synchro
We’re always encouraging Megan to watch movies with us, movies that she would normally not watch on her own. Door in the Floor, starring Jeff Bridges and Kim Basinger was one such recent example. She watched it, thought it was … Continue reading
The Light Bulb
This is the light bulb that Thomas Edison invented. The first successful trial of the bulb happened on October 22, 1879 and Edison was granted U.S. Patent #233,898 for the device on January 27, 1880. The rest, as they say, … Continue reading
A puppy with a message
This one comes from our friend, Melissa, a former neighbor and baby sitter for a much younger Megan. M now lives in NYC and is involved in the creative arts and entertainment. *** Here’s a synchro, I think! One of … Continue reading
The Wondrous
This gorgeous ten minute film is worth every second of your time. Thanks to Nancy A for alerting us to it.
Occupy Wall Street
There are days when I am so disgusted with politics that I can’t watch the news. While Rob sits in our family room, switching between Countdown and MSNBC, I sit in front of my computer, half-listening, trying to concentrate on … Continue reading
The Guidestones
It’s known as one of the strangest monuments in America. It’s called The Georgia Guidestones and seems to provide post-apocalyptic instructions in eight languages, including Swahili and Aramaic. No one knows who commissioned the monument or how it came into … Continue reading
Double Heart
Today is the official release date of DOUBLE HEART, which is available in print or digital. The publisher is sending out an interview to media outlets including blogs. So it only makes sense that it should appear here first. Here’s … Continue reading






