Living and Loving
On her way in to the restaurant for a business meeting, she noticed a sign advertising “psychic readings.”
While in the restaurant, a woman caught her attention.
Her meeting finished a bit early, leaving her a few extra minutes, so she decided to go for a reading.
When she entered the office, the psychic was the patron who had previously caught her eye at the restaurant!
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Google maps on her phone told her to get off I 65. They were south of Louisville.
Never had Google maps just told her to get off. If something was going to cause a delay—an accident or construction, the app had always offered an alternative route, leaving the choice to her.
The “unusual” behavior caught her attention!
She decided to follow the prompt because it was so unusual.
The detour was uneventful, and put them back on I 65 avoiding a complete accident-related shutdown.
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Her mother passed on November 30.
One week later, thinking about her sister, she looked up her sister’s obituary.
Looking at the obituary, she was stunned to see that she too had passed on Nov 30.
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Missing her grandmother, wishing she could have talks about parenting, she and her young son stopped to visit some friends. Asking, “Can he use one of these?” the friend reached into the cupboard and took out a Tupperware sippy cup. It was just like the one her grandmother had.
A little bit later looking for some appropriate toys, the friend produced a couple of refrigerator magnets: an Oreo and a chocolate chip cookie—just like her grandmother had!
“I was really missing my grandma. So glad to know she is right here with us today!”
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She was at a picnic with some of her church friends when she was drawn to a beautiful autumn tree. She spontaneously walked over and gave it a hug.
Then suddenly she felt a strong urge to tell the Bible story of Zacchaeus, a tax collector. A short man, wanting to see Jesus, he climbed up in a sycamore tree. The story says that Jesus looked up in the tree, called Zacchaeus by name, and told him to come down because Jesus was coming home with him. Shocking.
As she finished telling the story, a man in the group called her over to see something he had on his computer screen.
“I thought you would appreciate knowing that the tree you just hugged is a sycamore,” he said.
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