Once I decided to go stay a night at the Thornwood Mansion B&B near Seattle because I'd heard it was haunted. It was made famous for being where the Stephen King movie "Rose Red" was filmed. So I stayed there overnight, and had intended to watch a video of "Rose Red" they had on hand but decided not to. Nothing eventful happened there. When I drove back to Portland the next morning I turned on the TV and there was the movie "Rose Red" playing on that exact channel!
Last week I’m at a local fashion show, about 4hrs in duration. Organizers raise money for charity. They have a 50/50 draw at the end of show. Best deal is 7 tickets for $10. My friend decides to buy seven, pays his money and then recognizes he only received six. The seller acknowledges this and gives him a single ticket from a different roll of tickets, so not in sequence with the other 6. You guessed it, that ticket wins the jackpot, about $4G in this case. WTF?
"In 1994 and 1995, surviving bandmates Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr reunited to complete unfinished home demos recorded by John Lennon.One of the central tracks they worked on was Lennon’s 1977 demo, Free as a Bird.The remaining members felt a heavy emotional atmosphere and sensed Lennon's presence throughout the recording sessions.
The Appearance of the White Peacock
While taking photos together after finishing the project, a pure white peacock unexpectedly wandered into the frame and stood right behind George Harrison.
Paul McCartney immediately looked at his bandmates and said, "That's John," feeling that their late friend had found a way to join them.
The White Feather Symbolism
The moment carried extra meaning because John Lennon had previously told his son, Julian, that if he ever tried to send a sign from beyond the grave, it would be a white feather.
To the bandmates, the sudden appearance of the white bird felt like a direct continuation of that promise and a comforting way to say goodbye."