The mind bends, just a little... (8)
Sometime the heart should answer the call and let the mind rest.
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Big_John: Sometime the heart should answer the call and let the mind rest.
Yea, the heart was definately making a play for power
as I tried to reason out who was on the phone.
I had that surreal feeling you get before you realize what you're really seeing, when what you think you're seeing is impossible.
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Ocee35: Yea, the heart was definately making a play for power
as I tried to reason out who was on the phone.
I had that surreal feeling you get before you realize what you're really seeing, when what you think you're seeing is impossible.
as I tried to reason out who was on the phone.
I had that surreal feeling you get before you realize what you're really seeing, when what you think you're seeing is impossible.
Heart trick? Mind trick?
Hello Ocee
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Laura25: Heart trick? Mind trick?
Hello Ocee
Hello Ocee
Hello Laura
A few weeks ago one of the shadows the flowers cast on my patio
ran about three feet across the patio, turned around and ran off.
The trip lasted maybe 3 or 4 seconds. There was just enough light to cast shadows and what I had really seen was a mole.
We don't see moles running around on patios very often so it took my mind a few seconds to pull up the "mole on patio" file.
I'd call it a mind trick.
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Not immediately reasoning that my caller was simple a wrong number, with a familiar voice... probably more of a heart trick.
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Ocee35: Not immediately reasoning that my caller was simple a wrong number, with a familiar voice... probably more of a heart trick.
Heart-trick moments are always so peculiar...
Feels odd and meaningful when it happens, but later one just smiles at the heart thought.
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Ocee35: Hello Laura A few weeks ago one of the shadows the flowers cast on my patio
ran about three feet across the patio, turned around and ran off.
The trip lasted maybe 3 or 4 seconds. There was just enough light to cast shadows and what I had really seen was a mole.
We don't see moles running around on patios very often so it took my mind a few seconds to pull up the "mole on patio" file.
I'd call it a mind trick.
ran about three feet across the patio, turned around and ran off.
The trip lasted maybe 3 or 4 seconds. There was just enough light to cast shadows and what I had really seen was a mole.
We don't see moles running around on patios very often so it took my mind a few seconds to pull up the "mole on patio" file.
I'd call it a mind trick.
I think all of us have these mind tricks. It often takes us a second or two or three to realize what is really happenning. Couple the emotions of certain events to this and we have your situation, which I don't think is too uncommon.
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Me: Hello?
Caller: Are you sleeping?
Me: No.
Caller: I'm glad.
(short pause)
Caller: What times dinner?
Me: Who is this? Who are you calling?
(medium pause)
Me: I think you have the wrong number.
Caller: I think so too. I'm sorry sir.
Me: That's ok. Good bye.
(end of call)
Just a typical wrong number, except the women sounded just like one of my grandmothers that is no longer with us. Before the call ended I breifly regretted asking who was calling.