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[SPINOZA]

[Merlyn]

[fiveeagles]

In my uni days, I encountered a lot of heavenly bodies!

[skinhead]

[Grimalkin]

Okay here's my story.


I realise it reads like a rejected draught script for the film "What ever happened to Baby Jane" (for those of you who aren't gay, it's a black and white film with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford) but that can't be helped...it's a true story!


Okay here�s what happened.


When I was nine my father decided to move our family into the countryside. Our nearest neighbours were two elderly sisters. By a curious coincidence (this is not meant to be part of the �supernatural� aspect of the story) their surname was the same as ours, but it is a measure of how close they became to our family that on both sides, we liked to believe that we were distantly related (our surname being rather uncommon in that part of the world) tho� we never found proof of this.


The two sisters were called Edie (the elder) and May but were as unalike as any two sisters I have ever come across both physically and in personality. Edie was slim barely taller than myself, extroverted and energetic, with a mop of snowy white curls, a pink-and-white complexion and merry dark blue eyes. At times tho' she was prone to flashes of temper that were as alarming as they were short-lived. May by contrast was tall, her ash-grey hair pulled back into a hair net, her shoulders hunched with age, shy, slow moving (she used a stick) but with a warmth and patience that was never failing.
Most people took immediately to Edie but over time I suspect May always became the favourite of the two. On the surface they appeared to be devoted to each other and despite what transpired later, I still believe in many ways they were. My sister and I spent almost as much time in their home as in ours and in no time they had become �Auntie� Edie and �Auntie� May.


I once asked May why she never married. She told me that she had once fallen in love, but the man she fell for was engaged to someone else. At sometime I had asked Edie the same question. Her face darkened with anger and she told me that she once was engaged but she found out that his affections had been stolen by another, and so had broken off the engagement. I didn�t connect the two stories at the time.


We had been neighbours for almost two years, when I had the dream that is the one and only experience of precognition I have ever had. I dreamt that I saw May starting down the steps which led from their kitchen to the narrow corridor that bisected their cottage, when with a look of fury Edie came up behind her and pushed her. I awoke instantly, the dream so frightening and vivid it was still before me. The dream had happened early to midweek (I can�t remember exactly which day). Early the following Saturday morning Edie called to our house to say that May had had a small tumble down the steps and had been taken to hospital. We were puzzled as to why Edie hadn�t come to fetch my father when it happened. He was the local doctor and although not May�s GP (she still attended the semi-retired doctor my father had replaced) he was the nearest. Edie explained that May had been adamant that my father not be disturbed. Apparently May was equally adamant that she not have visitors to the hospital, she was embarrassed by the fall and didn�t want a fuss, Edie explained. Reluctantly my parents agreed.


Later, in the evening my father received a call from May�s doctor and with a grim look he went out to meet him at the hospital. When he returned he spoke privately with my mother for a while. My sister and I were then called in and told that May had taken a turn for the worse and on no account were we to call to Edie�s house as she was too upset to be seeing visitors. We never saw either of them again. Within two months my parents had sold the house and we moved again.


Eight years later my mother saw Edie�s death notice in the paper and she told me what had happened. May�s doctor had told my father that May claimed that Edie had pushed her down the steps. The doctor himself had suspected that May was being abused (strange bruises etc) but up till then May had always denied this. It had finally come out, because May was distraught as Edie was refusing to let her return home when she came out of hospital. Apparently the house was in Edie�s name. May�s doctor (who was also Edie�s) believed that Edie was suffering from a progressive dementia due to age and as a result her resentment, because her fiance had fallen in love with May in their youth, was coming to the fore. She was becoming less able to control her hostile impulses towards May. The doctor wanted my father�s help in having her sectioned. Under the mental health act, this required the signatures of two doctors. May never came out of hospital. She died from complications as a result of being immobilized with a broken hip.

[gypsyfish]

[seoulunitarian]

[seoulunitarian]

[seoulunitarian]

[skinhead]

[ChopChaeJoe]

Ye I have, it was both exhilerating and creepy looking back on it.

[Len8]

Ok. This isn't supernatural, but it's one hell of a coincidence. I was a part time cab driver in Melbourne sometime ago, and I happened to pick up a young lady who didn't know who her father was. It so happened that for the description she did give about what she did know about her whereabouts, and in particular her father I was able to fill in the pieces to a long lost puzzle about her life. I ascertained that I did know someone who fit the description she gave me, and eventually was able to procure his telephone number. I gave it to her and they were reunited. He knew who she was, and admitted to her that he was the father. Quite a coincidence that I should meet someone like that whom I could help as well.

[Grimalkin]

[Grimalkin]

[Hyeon Een]

So what is SU's website? I'm open minded, I'll give chatting to aliens a go.

I'm curious though, why do I need to meditate to speak to my personal Norwegian, why can't I just click my fingers and make them appear?