#co-incidence

[anotherescsite]

Odd piece of Eurovision trivia

It is 32 years between Switzerland's first and second Eurovision victory. The number of Eurovision's between 1988 and 2021 is 32 (excluding 2020 - which didn't happen)

[popsixsquishcicerolipschitz]

CHRISTINA MARTIN

Impossible To Hold (Official Music Video)

Unrelated story this evening, I read a local news article that cited there have been two deer-related accidents near me over the Holidays. One of the fatalities was 21 year old Christina Martin. This led me to the song, Impossible To Hold by Christina Martin. These are apparently two different women named Christina Martin. 

Please remember these families ...

[someguyofficial]

“Life is full of co-incidences, as the actress said to the actress.”

Thanks a Lot, Milton Jones! S03E06, Milton's Boot Camp

[patcegan]

Little Miracles Watch for God working in your life A co-incidence is God working behind the scenes Little miracles pepper your days…

[inukag]

I'm watching Inuyasha now and I'm loving it! It's so perfect and i cant stop shipping he and kagome. Please tell me they will be together

In my opinion Kagome and Inuyasha have been together since pretty early in the series :p You will love to see how their relationship will grow !

[thetwofacesofroderich]

((Omg you follow every cosplay blog I do. Am I your secret senpai or something?))

(( Ahaha Nooo- I just enjoy following random blogs I like, especially cosplay blogs. I’m an aspiring cosplay blog myself. I’m kinda hoping one day I can be as awesome as Sasstria… :) ))

[mividanadzie]

It's funny that I'm wearing the same clothes I wore the exact same day last year....weirdieeee <3

[misslittlemiss]

For things I never found out

More than two years ago, I was issued an official vehicle which took months before it was released a plate.

It was also almost two years ago that I had an accident – the one that involved my bag being snatched by a solo motorcycle thief, dragging me in that asphalted parking lot that I could not walk for days.

I never wanted to remember that day because of all the losses I had incurred. It was painful, physically and mentally as I computed how much that bag and its contents costed. But for the sake of this writing, I will recall.

In that bag I had two phones, a wallet from my mom, my UP ID, my membership IDs, credit card, ATM card, a P200 cash and some coins, my favorite face spray, a handy cologne, my inhaler, my compact makeup kit, and my jewelry – three pairs of earrings which I don’t know why I even kept in my bag, (two pairs were from my mom and the recently brought diamond-paved) and a gold ring from my boyfriend which I decided not to wear that time. More or less it was all worth a month of salary or more for its memorial value.

The story was that I was having an upset stomach and on my drive home, I decided to buy loperamide to fix it. When I was at the back of my still not plated vehicle, a thief riding a motorcycle carried my bag from my arm dragging me at least two feet from my slot. So much for that classy way carrying of bag.

I ended up in the hospital’s emergency room with nurses asking if I can present an ID on the premise that I lost everything else except for my car key. My boyfriend, Glenn showed up fast – stayed beside me through all the injections I had to cry for in pain.

Then my father. Then my boss’ staff. I didn’t think about the bag until the next day when I was conscious again.

I lost a five-digit worth of new diamond earrings I invested on.

I lost 2 pairs of earrings that my mom gave me and though it didn’t have any stone,  both were valuable. I wore them through high school and college. I’ll get that scolding from mother when she returns and finds out.

I lost Glenn’s ring. The first real thing he invested for me. And I would regret removing it from my finger forever.

More than a month agoor long enough that I lost track. A postcard-sized mail from a pawnshop arrived, addressed for someone with the same surname and address as we do, thing is, she never lived here. Why would a pawnshop notice us for something we didn’t pawn? I never pawned anything before. I don’t even understand the whole business.

Then this morning, I had a dream. I’m not saying that I have prophetic superpowers but in my dream – it connected everything about two years ago. I can’t remember how exactly but somehow all the pawnshop notices made some sense.

What if the thief pawned my jewelry and named it after some invented sister who lives in our house so that I can reclaim them? What if he knows how valuable those were to me and that he believes in second chances? What if I actually had a chance of getting back Glenn’s ring? What if I had a chance to get back my mom’s earrings and never get scolded?

I asked these questions to Glenn as I was at the carwash. But he made more sense by saying, let it go. I went back home looking for the pawnshop notice. It wasn’t the first time, they sent one. It was actually the second. But I could not find it anymore.

Both of which, I ignored.

Ah, thing I would never find out.

A day after the accident, a colleague called me asking how I was. I said I was recovering, nothing to worry about. At the same conversation, he mentioned, in passing that the guy from last year was so worried about me. He was out of town when it happened. And we were not in good terms, like all the other times, that time.

That, I ignored, too. Just another of my colleague’s makeup story but I’m never interested to find out about that, too.

So now, I say cheers for the things that I never found out. Like what Glenn told me, just let it go.

Maybe ignorance is really bliss and I can never thank God enough for protecting me and my relationship with Glenn. In the book of Genesis, the tree of knowledge means sin and I’m just glad I didn’t bite into its fruit.

It’s time we all move on. I believe it would not have happened if not for a reason.