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| 1647.1 | | FORTY2::CADWALLADER | Reaping time has come... | Tue Mar 24 1992 12:20 | 3 |
| I *knew* you were going to post that! :-)
- JIM CAD*
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| 1647.2 | Response | SALEM::MONAHAN | | Wed Mar 25 1992 08:17 | 1 |
| I knew you knew I was going to post that!!
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| 1647.3 | and then there's these | POWDML::COSTIGAN | | Wed Mar 25 1992 15:30 | 17 |
| I have experienced "premonitions" in the sense of feeling an intense,
uncontrollable sadness--in fact, in two instances I found myself crying
hysterically and not knowing the reason. In both instances a person
known to me was dying at the moment I started crying.
More recently, my nine year old daughter who has a fondness for money
anyway, and I were about to go grocery shopping. While still at home,
she said, "Wouldn't it be nice if I got out of the car and found
$1.00?" Well, we went to the store and parked, and as she got out,
sure enough, there was $1.00 on the ground waiting for her.
I MUCH prefer her premonition to mine---I've thought of having her pick
the Megabucks numbers.
Anyway, I cannot explain either phenomenon---mine has not happened
lately and hers has only occurred once.
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| 1647.4 | | YOSMTE::WILKES_EL | | Thu Apr 16 1992 12:52 | 7 |
| I had an experience many years ago when I met my former husband for the
first time. I came home and told my parents that I had met the man I
was going to marry. I knew the minute I met him we were going to be
together. I was right. Less than a year later we were married.
Ellen
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| 1647.5 | | DSSDEV::GRIFFIN | Practice random kindness and senseless acts of beauty | Thu Apr 16 1992 13:28 | 25 |
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I hadn't thought of calling it a premonition until after some events,
but I did know I would marry my husband before we were that serious.
He and I and two other friends were sitting around, taking of things
philosophical and psychic, and I just kept feeling like Sean was going
to die young, that I would know him when he died, or that our
relationship would end when he died. It used to bother me a whole lot,
because I didn't want to think of losing him after so little time.
Then we got married. Part of the vows helped me to clarify this
feeling: till death do us part. What I "saw" IS how the relationship
will end, but it wasn't giving me a useful time frame. This
premonition is now a sort of comforting knowledge - I don't worry so
much about our relationship (not to say I don't give it the effort and
care it deserves). But I don't worry about whether I made the "right"
choice, or if we will change such that the marriage ends. The
probabilities still point to "till death do us part".
This is a kind of side thing. I used to drive my mother nuts about
dating because I didn't go out with many fella's. I just didn't want
to because I already "knew" that the relationships wouldn't amount to
anything.
Beth
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| 1647.6 | | NAC::MANY | | Thu Aug 20 1992 20:50 | 23 |
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3 years ago last monthe my daughter went to visit her dad, (we've been
divorced 7 years at that time) at work one day I said to a friend,
I'll either get a letter or a phone call tonight that Chris will not
be coming home. When I got home that evening there was a letter
waiting from Chris stating that she wanted to live with her dad.
And not to long ago, 2 hours before I left work I knew that when I
got home my roomate would be gone and I would be going home to an
empty house, (not totaly empty my cat would be their) sure enough,
gone.
Now we'll see if this one comes to be. I was told on the 3rd of this
month to find another job, not given a time frame yet. Found out
2 weeks ago tomorrow that it would probably be 30 days, but will it
be 30 days from the 3rd or 30 days from when it comes from Corporate.
3 days after I was told I said to a very few selective people, I'm not
going to be with DEC much longer. I was real bummed out, then it
passed. Yesterday the 19th I had the same feeling and said the same
thing. We'll see.
A
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