It's not ridiculous.
I've had 3 experiences like the one you had in my own life.
No explanation, but not ridiculous.
The day my grandmother died, my father,stepmother and I were in the car driving toward the hospital, roughly 90 minutes away.
I was in the back seat. Suddenly, I felt a 'clunk' in my chest. I must have made a sound. My father looked at me in the rear view mirror and asked, "Is she gone?" When I said yes, he said, "No hurry now" and slowed down.
He checked his watch. You can guess the rest.
I would never have pegged him for believing in such things, but there you have it.
I wish I could see it that way, but I'm not wired that way. It's just my brain being a butthead for me.
I wish I could see it that way, but I'm not wired that way. It's just my brain being a butthead for me.
I mostly don't. The weather was changing, which literally fucks with my head, and I'm prone to headaches anyway. But this one was SO different, so a tiny part of me just wonders.
I was referring to my dream, sorry.
I think I posted about this in Bitches, but this year on NYD (which was my grandmother's birthday) the ceramic Christmas tree that she made randomly started playing music. I was sitting on the couch on the other side of the house, and I had forgotten it was even musical, so it freaked me out. I definitely believe she was saying "hello".
Ooops. I misread you (is that egotistical of me? I feel like it is). No big.
FYI, I've heard indications of interest in having an open house Monday at my place, starting at 1. I will add details later in here/Press/FB, just wanted to let people know that if they would like to talk, meet, hoist a gimlet, please come.
I wish I could be there, Bon.
Steph, all good.
Whereabouts are you, bon? I'm in the Valley and we are moving next week, but if you're close, I'd love to stop in.
I think inflicting a headache on one of her friends would be about the last way ita would want to mark her passing. Now, if your TV turned itself off as a Halle Berry movie came on Saturday night, I might not be so quick to dismiss it as coincidence.