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More (Stranger) Things Than These

30 Wednesday Oct 2024

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Disclaimer: I am not familiar with the tv show Stranger Things, except I know there is one. I know little about Shakespeare, except I know some of the quotes from having lived long enough and gone through enough English classes and seen enough movies to remember some of the more popular ones. And yet, what comes to mind today is that there are more stranger things going on in my world than I could dream up.

The Shakespeare quote actually goes “There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” Which I interpret to mean that our imaginations are powerful but limited given our upbringing and environment. Therefore, angels, spirits, and ghosts are real, even if I haven’t been trained to believe in them and don’t see them. And so are miracles. A question I have is whether they facilitate miracles. What I do know is that crazy things are happening in my life, and there is no other explanation than something outside my experience and my current way of thinking is presenting itself. I just don’t know what do about it. If anything.

By now, you know I’m big on backstory, so bear with me.

2024 has been a year of … I don’t know what to call it. A year of exposure, challenge, introduction, opportunity. Other years have also provided me with inexplicable events that now in retrospect I can see have been a soft opening to other worldly experiences.

I remember a time when I was about in 5th grade, attending Catholic school, and having to attend Mass every Wednesday if not every morning (it might have changed by then). Anyway, I was not feeling well and when I was supposed to be standing or kneeling, I sat down instead. Which was not allowed. But I did it because I “knew” – I didn’t hear a voice, but I knew – that God understood and it was okay to sit and let the dizziness I was feeling pass. It did pass, it was all okay. I never forgot that.

About 25 years later, my car hit some black ice and I spun off the highway toward a guardrail, then back across the lane to the concrete divider, and back to the guardrail. I saw a car next to me that had several small children standing in the back seat. I prayed to not let me hurt those children. I came to a stop, and when I checked the car, there was only the slightest rubbing of the black fender guard thing across the bumper. No dents, wrinkles, scratches; nothing. The car with the kids was out of sight. No one else hit me. No one stopped who could have seen what happened. Then one man was suddenly talking to me because he saw my car was on the side of the road, and he wanted to make sure I was okay. He hadn’t seen me careening around the lanes, just checking on me. Where he came from and where he disappeared to I do not know.

Another 10 or 12 years after that, I had a car issue with another car in another state. About 20 miles out of town, I lost power going down the interstate, but then it came back on, then it faded out, came on. I was able to turn around and head back to town. I had my two sons and a nephew with me. I prayed to just let me get these boys back to town safely. I made it to the first exit to town, which was still about 3-4 miles on the edge of town. The car totally died at the end of the off ramp. It was raining, but I was going to walk to the nearest house I could see, which was probably a mile away. Out of nowhere a cop car pulled over, from the opposite direction. He asked if I needed help, called a tow truck that would take 45 minutes to get there, and took the boys back to my house. They all disappeared, and my boys don’t even remember this, although they were teenagers at the time. As soon as the cop left, the tow truck immediately appeared. He towed my truck to a dealer, and took me home. The next day the car dealer said they had never heard of that tow company and there never was a bill for services.

To me, those were all angel encounters. And to me, angels and ghosts are not the same things. One is good, and the other … well, not as good.

There was the time the flashlight stopped working, I took the batteries out of it to remind myself to get new batteries, and then the flashlight turned on. With the batteries out of it, right there on the counter.

Just this spring my car, while in the garage, flashed its headlights twice. I was near the car but not in it, the keys were in my hand and the car was not turned on.

And then yesterday, while I was sitting at the kitchen table drinking my first cup of coffee, my 9 year old Maytag Bravos XL washing machine in the laundry closet next to the kitchen beeped three times. My reaction was that my load was done and I needed to put the clothes in the dryer. Except I wasn’t doing any washing. I had done laundry the day before. I walked over to check this out. As I always do, when I’m done with my last load, I prop the top of the washer open so the machine can dry out. It was still propped up. There were no lights on at the top of the washer. I have a lid lock feature so the machine cannot operate with the lid open. Not on. Lid open. And then the water turned on and sprayed inside the drum like it was starting a new load.

I watched this happen and wondered how to turn it “off” – because it wasn’t “on” that I could see. I was about to reach over the machine to turn the water supply off when the drum started agitating and spinning. So it was on?? There wasn’t a lot of water, certainly not enough to do a load. Not enough to even cover all the bottom of the drum but enough for me to feel the splash and to see it was definitely starting the filling cycle. Still no lights on the control panel. And then it all stopped. It’s wet yet – small puddles of water – a day later. (When I push the power button on, the panel lights up like it is supposed to, like nothing was or is wrong.) After a moment of shock, I raised my voice and told whatever It was that this wasn’t funny, I didn’t like It messing with me, and to go away, to get out of my house and not come back. Ever.

So that’s pretty “weird,” right?

I wish that was the end. I’m not sure it is, though.

Because the day before, my 9 year old GE Adora freezer (side-by-side on the refrigerator) decided on a rumspringa of sorts. The fridge was just fine and dandy at 37 degrees, like it supposed to be. The 0 degree preferred freezer temperature as indicated on a control panel on the front of the freezer read 16 degrees. Not good. A few ice cubes apparently caught in the chute of the water dispenser fell out and left little puddles on my floor. I took all the food to the chest freezer in the garage and emptied the ice maker and turned it off. I unplugged it to hopefully have it reset itself, as advised by Dr. Google. I also took the back panel off and vacuumed the coils. (BTW, the vacuum didn’t want to work unless I held the switch in the On position. Today that vac works just fine.) By the next morning, the freezer was back down to 1 degree. I set it to -2, but it hasn’t gone lower than +1. The ice maker has not/will not make ice now, and there is no water from the dispenser either.

That should be enough for any one person to deal with, I think. Should be. Now the refrigerator temp is creeping up. It’s been at 40 since yesterday morning, but now is 42.

I wish that was the end of this saga, too. I’m not sure it is, though.

Because I’m still being messed with, now with technology, my 5-yr old Samsung A50 (android) cell phone to be specific. In the past few days (1) two friends in two days had their phones go dead while talking to me. (2) I sent a text message to my friend, but she received it as an email from my phone number. (3) I sent a picture via text to another friend. But it went to a wrong number I cannot delete from her contact info, a number that has not belonged to her in years. And I have sent other texts and pics to the newer number, but it keeps defaulting to the old number. (4) I called a woman to schedule a Reiki appointment. I got her voice mail, in which her voice said her name and the name of her business. I left a message. My phone reads that I left the message with another person, a man I serve with on the Board of Directors for my HOA. But the woman did get my message and responded to it later in the day. The man did not get the message.

Now, it would be easy to say these are a series of coinky-dinks, and to rationalize them happening. Or that they are unrelated and I just had them occur close in time to each other. Or that I need to reset or replace my phone. Or it’s the protons in the atmosphere that are raining down on us. I think not. And in conjunction with everything else going on, I cannot let go of the idea that they ARE related. I just don’t know how.

The best I can come up with to give me some peace of mind is that The Universe is sending me a message, and apparently I’m not receiving it, so the format is changing up and getting stronger. But I am not understanding the message. I need to pay attention, but I don’t know to what. Everything???

So if you see me being hypervigilant, witnessing and observing and looking zoned out, it’s because I’m paying attention to the world, to my life, to anything new and different. It’s making me a little crazy. The alternative is to contemplate having my entire house rewired, and that makes me even more crazy! Gotta run now. I have an electrician here … just to cover all my bases.

I am very curious. What do YOU think I should do? What else should I be considering???

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Handy Woman Tries Hard

10 Thursday Oct 2024

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Last week I tried to be a Handy Woman, by trying to simply change out the battery in my laptop computer. This week I am having to learn a new computer – layout, settings, all that jazz. What went wrong?

The old computer was old, no doubt about it. I bought it before I left my job, so 2015, or 9 years. Which in computer years is about the same as dog years. Several – many, many – months ago, I noticed that my little green light indicating battery power was stuck on red. It didn’t seem to matter much, since I keep this paperweight on my desk and it is almost always plugged in. It turns out that is not a grand idea – the plugging in thing. But since I rarely took my computer elsewhere, it didn’t matter. Until it did.

I’ve been doing a lot of work for my homeowners” association. We are in the process of proposing amendments to our governing documents, and I am leading the project. I usually work on them at home, but lately I have been taking my computer to our clubhouse and working there, too. I have created PowerPoint presentations, presenting at Board meetings, and holding Town Hall meetings to get community feedback and help our members understand the reasons for the proposed changes. We will be voting on these at our annual meeting in December, so this has been happening more and more lately.

When your battery is dead and you unplug the laptop, it doesn’t just go to sleep; it goes on an extended vacation to La La Land. Which means when you plug it back in at the clubhouse 5 minutes away, you have to wait through the whole reboot thing, not just a wake-up call. Every. Darn. Time. Log in. Wait. Wait. Sign in. Wait. Now go. Ugh. (At least now I know my login and PIN again without having to guess.)

So I finally ordered a new battery, thinking I could change it out myself. I’ve done it before, on a different laptop, years ago. It was as easy as swapping out batteries in a Walkman. Or a flashlight, for those of you who don’t know what a Walkman is. I’ve even changed out the battery on my motorcycle in less than two minutes. But that was then, and this is now.

The laptop has a hidden battery. It weighs a short ton, but is boxy, with a connector plug attached to a ribbon cable. You have to take off the entire bottom of the computer, which had 12 (YES, 12!) screws that are each about 1/32″ long. Or maybe they are 1/4″ but seem like 1/32″. And each of these is covered by a rubber plug that has to be removed first. Then you have to remove the hinge that connects the screen or monitor from the base. Another handful of micro screws. Then you separate the keyboard. Really. I watched two different yahoos on You Tube do it like they had a secret, magic wand, it was so easy. In real life, not so easy.

When you take off the keyboard, what you don’t know is that there are also some plastic clip things that have to be depressed first. Once you do that, you still have to tug gently to get the pieces to separate. This is after you have run a credit card around the seam to pry it open. This was actually the way the You Tube guys showed how to do it. And then Voila! You majestically pull out two ribbon cables that you have no idea where they were attached to or how to reattach them when the time comes.

But first, the battery. Which is now visible but secured by 8 more teensy tiny screws. WTH?!? I was using the screwdriver to my eyeglasses, which as you might imagine is neither large nor magnetic, so when the screw finally comes loose and you drop it, you get to hunt with a flashlight before you can keep them contained in a bowl nearby.

Actually replacing the battery itself was easy peasy. Except by now I realized that there are three different sizes of screws, all ranging from 1/32 to 1/16 to 1/8″. I was taking pictures all along, but it didn’t matter because these frickin’ screws are all black and have black heads. Why they didn’t color code them is a mystery I do not understand. But I got enough to fit that I felt confident one or two here or there was not going to derail the success of my work.

At least until those dangling ribbons that couldn’t be reconnected to anything on the underside of the keyboard.

By then, I was seriously considering putting the whole shebang in a paper bag inside a plastic garbage bag, climbing on the roof of my house, and dropping it (or actively throwing it) on to the driveway below several times. Seriously. Except I’m known for falling off of ladders and step stools and stairs occasionally, so I didn’t. But I wanted to!!

I lit a candle and called on my better angels for guidance and support. I calmed myself down. Then I got a snack-sized plastic bag, put all the remaining screws (of which there are more than a dozen yet) and the cute little disguising rubber plugs in it, and taped it to the top of the screen – which, by the way, does not want to fit back onto the hinge.

If I was a drinking woman, I’d have been happy enough by now. Instead, I texted an SOS message to my nephew Vince. He tried to help me out, and he did, but now how I’d imagined. Ultimately, he found five reburbished, newer laptops available on Ebay, all of which met my requirements for USB and HDMI ports and screen size, and sent me fool-proof links to each one. I ordered one the same night, paid for with a new no-interest-until-2026 credit card, and within three days, it was on my doorstep.

You can’t tell by reading this post but I am using my new-to-me laptop right now. Oh joy!! If you don’t mind having to find and reset all your settings. It’s kind of neat how these days you can import just about everything, so set-up is theoretically a breeze. Everything transferred over except the PowerPoint slide shows I created for a Town Hall meeting last week that will be needed again next Tuesday morning. Haven’t found those yet…

And now I also have sports reports and weather news and flash notifications interrupting me every five seconds while I try and focus and keep my train of thought on a single track for a few more minutes. I have icons flashing and colors blaring at me, insignia where it isn’t supposed to be (or where I don’t want it), and shortcuts that don’t exist any longer.

I will prevail. After all, I am a Handy Woman. I got a heckuva a deal on the laptop, so I can use my savings to get a local geek to help me figure out the back-up Passport Ultra that is apparently also not restoring like I want it to – maybe because it has been unplugged as long as I have been schlepping the old laptop back and forth across the street. Well, as soon as I get used to my new set-up, I’ll get excited. For now, I’m just repeating my new mantra:

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Eagle-Part 2 already

01 Tuesday Oct 2024

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I wasn’t planning to write every day, and maybe not even every week; only when I had something I felt compelled to share, like adventures, mishaps, growing pains, revelations, and such. So I just posted yesterday about my and Dee’s encounter with a bald eagle last week. And I’ve had not only a great response (thank you!) but questions have now come up that I’m exploring in relation to this event.

A little (or a lot of) Backstory

First, I have to say that I’ve been on a spiritual journey for years; in fact, since I studied The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran my senior year of high school. After a Catholic upbringing, I now irreverently quip that I’m a recovering Catholic. Except that so many of those rituals infuse my life still today. I was married in the Catholic church, and baptized all three of my babies in the Catholic faith. Two even made their First Holy Communions as Catholics. The third received his first communion and was confirmed as a Lutheran when he was in about the 5th or 6th grade, in large part because the youth group was going on a ski trip and he was invited along. So began our journey in Lutheranism for a while. I felt obligated to give my kids some kind of faith foundation, fully expecting they would find their own way someday.

As it happened, I took my first big step away from Catholicism during marital counseling with my first husband, when our priest not just casually but very confidently said that our issues were my fault. Mine, because “obviously,” I had failed my husband by not being a good wife. I had left the door open for the devil, and in walked temptation. All my bad. None his. If any of you have ever been married, you know it takes two to tango. And if any of you have ever met me, you know I did not take that sitting down. In fact, I asked him to repeat what he had said, and when he did just as I thought he said the first time, I grabbed my purse, stood up, and huffed out the door, never to return to that priest or his church again.

(I promise I’m getting to the part about the eagle, hang in there.)

A year or so later, I tried again to return to my faith, at another Catholic church, with a priest who happened to be the son of my in-laws’ friends and a brother to our sometimes babysitter. His mother had died that year, and it was now Christmas season. In a sermon one Sunday, he lamented the changes in family structure and said that this Christmas was doubly sad for him because his mother was gone, and now his sister was too busy to take on the mother’s traditions, wouldn’t even take the time to help him buy his Christmas gifts, and declined to host Christmas at her home because she didn’t have time. Once again, I heard the message that women were responsible for the downfall of families and the current state of things. From a man who would never have a wife and children and could not relate to my life and seemed to not be interested in my point of view. I again used my skill at walking out, this time in the middle of a mass. The times I have returned to a Catholic service have been few and far between since then – a wedding, Christmas once at my mother’s request, my mom’s funeral, a baptism when I was the chosen godmother but had to officially be a “guest,” because I wasn’t a member of a church.

I digress, but ever since high school I have been asking questions to which I didn’t get answers and so struggled uphill until I gave in and just went with the flow for a while. But from the early 90’s and still today, I have searched and searched for a new church. I tried being a Lutheran, an Episcopalian, a Unitarian, and also visited Methodist, Church of Religious Science, and Unity services. I read books like The Celestine Vision, the Life of Pi, I’m Spiritual Dammit!, Outrageous Openness, and six or seven of the Conversations with God books. I did Al-Anon and ACA (Adult Children of Alcoholics) along the way, too. The self-esteem movement? Yep, did it. Messages from The Universe? Yep, get them daily in my inbox. And these days I have incense, essential oils, crystals, chakra flags, and energy healing in my repertoire. I’m even certified as a chakra healer and an Access Bars something. And I do tarot readings for myself.

Signs

Which bring me to the rest of my story … or at least Part 2. I actively work on trusting my intuition, and I believe in “signs.” Signs like an eagle swooping down to have a good look at me and let me have a good look at him. I am very much the student yet; I have a fervent wish that I had the wherewithal in the moment I witnessed this eagle’s attention to see it for what it was (or could have been). I could have asked him why he was there, what he wanted me to know.

You see, I maybe retired a little too early, and eight years later, although I keep busy, I have days when I wonder just what the hell I am supposed to be doing on this Earth. I know, I know! And having a job isn’t it, that much I am absolutely positive about. I’m supposed to “be,” not “do.” I’m working on that. So that begs the question, what or who am I supposed to be? I am confident that I am a child of God, that we are all One, that I am enough just as I am. I am also pretty sure that I have been blessed with a gift of some kind that I can/must share with the world, to help make it a better place, although I am not exactly sure what the gift is, if it is even a discrete quantifiable observable thing and not just a quality of character.

Reading 1

So the eagle. Before the eagle incident, I already had decided to revive this Solowingnow blog, and I had posted my first new post, despite having doubts about my level of commitment. I did a tarot reading the other day, pre-eagle, using a layout I call “the way forward.”

he first card is about what I need to reorganize in my life. I pulled the Four of Earth, which speaks to Security. The message of manifestation is to rest in apparent insecurity while stepping out from behind the scenes. (Yay me! I had already published my first new post.) Okay then.

Card two was about prioritizing a part of my life: the Star came up. It reminds me of my own gifts, whatever they may be. It’s about the power of giving and that the ability to give is a gift. (I give my time. I foster dogs, I serve on my HOA Board, I volunteer for the local Democratic party.) And now I’m giving my thoughts and energy to the world through the blog. Huh.

Card three is about letting go of negative thoughts about something, and my card was the Sun. I need to let go of negative thoughts about being unable to trust myself. These double negatives are tricky! The Sun tells me that with the dawning of new awareness about myself, change happens. Sure enough, the simple act of creating one blog post has me feeling pretty good about myself, like I’m contributing not just my time or money but my Self. And that feeling is deep.

Finally, card four is about making space for something. I drew the Ace of Fire, a sign of rising strength, with a message to “forge ahead full steam and with great confidence.” Your words of encouragement bore out the rightness of my decision to try again.

Yes, there can be many interpretations of these cards. What I believe is in no way any kind of threat to you. There is nothing for you to fear in relation to how I see this reading, or that I do these readings all. But in a nutshell, I took it as a sign that what I have to say may inform or entertain or support or provoke thought in a reader somewhere. And I’m on the right path.

As if that wasn’t enough validation from the Universe, though, I had the eagle encounter. It could have been just something that happened that day. Then I thought and thought and thought about it, couldn’t stop thinking about it. I wrote a post and published it, and got a supportive reaction.

Reading 2

Today I did another card reading, because I had this sense (intuition surely) that the eagle was symbolic somehow, that it wasn’t random, that there was a message hidden in the wind. This time I did a five-card reading, with the intention to reveal more about what the eagle wanted me to know.

The first card is about intuition; what is my Intuition telling me. I drew the card of Balance. It is telling me to step back and look within, to be still and be patient with myself. To let the answers come to me. I think it means I can let go of my questions now, that I have done the work and more energy will come to me without my having to look outside myself.

The second card corresponds to what my Body is telling me. I drew the card of Integration. It has to do with bringing about balance and merging my male and female energies. The card shows many birds (colorful eagles?) flying up and away. The message is about having faith, relaxing, and being kind to myself, so that I, too, can rise up and soar. Well, well, well.

Card three is what my Emotions are telling me. I drew the Star again. Interesting! There are 78 cards in this deck, and I drew the same card as last week. The Star is about giving of my gift. Could this be an acknowledgement that my writing or storytelling is meant to be my gift?

Card four is a message from my Spirit. And wouldn’t you know it, front and center is an eagle on this card, the Small Medicine Wheel. It relates to the wheel of fortune and tells me that the eagle is watching over my path and that I will be safely transported into a new phase of my life. I can trust my intuition, which will help me to push my work forward. I’m getting the warm fuzzies by now!

The last card is what my Life is trying to tell me, and the card is the Son of Fire. In essence it’s about courage and creativity. It tells me – Life is telling me – that my flagging courage is rekindled, that circumstances are changing for the better, and one of my deepest desires is being fulfilled. Yippee ki aye!!!

Again, this is how I interpret the reading, but based on the guidebook that comes with the card set. Putting it all together, with the intention of understanding the eagle visit, I have the sense that it was important but it’s passed now, to let it go and relax, to keep doing what I’m doing BECAUSE I have divine guidance and support.

Can’t Leave Good Enough Alone

But then, because I’m just wired this way, I did some research on eagles and their spiritual meaning, too. Quora says that when you see an eagle, it means you are being put on notice, to reach higher and become more than I think I am capable of. Spirithoods says that the eagle is a symbol of divine protection and spiritual guidance. Someone is watching over me and protecting me. Wellandgood says that spotting an eagle may be your sign to go for it, that it’s an invitation to go after your biggest dreams. Wikihow says eagles are messengers between the earthly and spirit worlds and they symbolize the ability to embrace your true potential. Particularly when one seems to be close rather than soaring overhead, it is a message between humans and the Creator, that there is a source of strength and security supporting you in achieving your goals. A lot of commonality here.

Finally, the message

All that is a long way around of letting you know that the encounter was scary in the moment but is now reassuring to me. I am also taking it as a sign that I have much to learn, such as being more in the moment, to keeping an open mind and not passing judgment too quickly, and to trusting myself and my skills/gifts (whether driving a car or writing or hugging a puppy). The fact that I am not a church-goer does not mean I don’t believe in a Higher Power or that I reject all things inside of religion. In fact, I believe many things, powers, sources, guides, are all true at the same time. I believe there is a purpose to being on this Earth. I believe in the seen and unseen, and that feelings are as valid as sightings. I believe seeking out more understanding, especially about how we (and all things) are connected. I believe everything matters. I believe there is a lot I do not know, that the world is more than we know, and that it’s okay to take whatever time it takes to experience this life. And I believe that everything that happens is good, or at least necessary. In my case, last week, today, I believe the eagle came my way for reasons I don’t know, but at least one of them was to get me thinking differently about life.

What this means for my passenger Dee I do not know. It could all mean something entirely different to her, if anything at all. And that is okay. It’s all good.

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