What does it mean?


You've been thinking about somone. Somone you haven't heard from in weeks, months or even years, and within a short period of time you receive some kind of communication from them. Twice I received letters from a woman I had worked with years before within a day of thinking about her for the first time in a long period of time. The second instance I even stopped in front of the mailbox and had the idea that there was going to be a letter from her because it had already happened once and sure enough, there was a letter in the box. My question is obvious. What is this phenomenon that boils down to a "Strange Case Of Uncanny Timing"?

Is it God? Is it the Universe? Entanglement? Are our brains Quantum computers? Is it the "Law of Attraction"?, or is it all nothing more than a coincidence? Carl Jung called it synchronicity and it happens all the time. Does it happen to you? It happens to me and I find myself wondering "What does it mean?". Decide for yourself as you follow my diary of another "Strange Case Of Uncanny Timing", also known as a S.C.O.U.T!

Monday, September 5, 2011

Reader contribution - HP wants credit where credit is due

Background - My husband told me that he was watching the movie “Point Break” with Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves when he took noticed of the lab equipment they were using to study evidence from the bank robberies.  He looked closely at the machines they were supposedly using and wondered if it was all just fake, junky movie props.  It just looked too “high tech” to be real and he decided it was just that, junky movie props.  It was a random, insignificant passing moment that he didn’t think much about; he was only catching quick clips of the movie anyway because of running back and forth from the office to the kid’s rooms in order to get them to sleep.

S.C.O.U.T. – With the kids firmly asleep, he made his final trip into the office and plopped down in his comfy recliner to find the movie credits zipping up the screen in the usual “none of this information matters, but we’re required to include it” speed.  He accepted that he had missed most of the movie and then casually focused on the words zipping by while waiting for the next movie to begin.  He caught one credit and one credit only in the blur of words zipping up the screen…. “Lab equipment made by Hewlett Packard”.  It was strange to him because he wasn’t really reading the credits and yet his eyes had settled on the only one that seemed to chime in on his thought from only moments ago.  He chuckled to himself as he shook off the “question asked, question answered” tingle that was creeping down his spine and conceded that the lab equipment had, in fact, been real.  Hewlett Packard doesn’t make junky movie props!

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