Just relating a couple of incidences that occurred this morning

I posted a song on I love 60s music on Arthurca's music post
Peppermint Twist - Joey Dee & The Starliters 1962
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10 minutes later, I got into my car, turned the radio on and yes, you guessed it.
The song playing?
Peppermint Twist - Joey Dee & The Starliters
What are the odds, 100,000 of 60s songs and the song I chose to post plays on the radio.

Driving to the supermarket, waiting to turn right at the lights, light turns green, car in front moves off, I move off, then from the left comes a car, at speed, going straight through the red light, well after it had changed.
Luckily no cars collided.
The recalcitrant driver proceeded on his way without braking, swerving or the like.

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arthurca · M

Quite a coincidence indeed, Gus

Gusman · 61-69, M

@arthurca It happens so regularly that I am no longer astounded.
Another time;
Watching The Murdoch Mysteries, Murdoch and his Wife were talking in the lounge room. She asks the question, "Where is our child now"?
Instantly I have a flash. The child is in the next room in one of those bouncing harnesses suspended from the ceiling.
Guess what? The child is in the next room in one of those bouncy harnesses. This is the first time the harness has been on the show.

This happens so often with me.
I somehow get these flashes, occurrences, unexplainable events happening on a regular basis.

One time, I was interacting with someone on another site and he said, "Next time you come to Melbourne we should go out for a meal together." I immediately wrote back saying, "Sure, maybe we could go to the Bombay by Night Indian Restaurant in South Caulfield"?
He said. " Your joking, that restaurant is near to where I live and I go there regularly. When was the last time you were there?"
I told him I had never been there. The name simply came into my head.

Many times over the years, this stuff happens. Dozens of times the inexplicable will be my companion.