We sat in a booth close to the front window. Donna went to the bathroom to wash up, and the waitress brought us our water glasses. I took a drink out of mine, set the glass down, .... and watched it slide sideways across the table to the window. Well that got my attention. I was sure the bottom of the glass must have been wet and it hydroplaned. So I lifted it up and checked the bottom, it was not wet at all, neither was the table. So I picked the glass up again, moved it back in front of me and watched it slide to the window again. Now you are thinking the table is tipped, NOPE, Donna's glass was right next to mine, it never moved. Okay now I was feeling the hairs start to stand up in the back of my head.
Donna came back, I told her what has been happening, and she looked at me with that "Look" wives give their husbands that says "you expect me to believe that". So I picked up the glass thinking she will never believe me if it stays put this time. Moved the glass next to hers and sure enough it moved again all the way across the table to the window again. Donna looks at me and says "we are moving to a different table. NOW". I know that tone, it is not to be argued with so we moved to a different table. After we ate and went up to the register to pay, I asked the person if they had ever had anyone comment on that booth and told her what happened. She calmly listened and then explained what happened, " Oh that was just the Dragon moving under the earth". Smiled and gave me my change.
A true story BTW.
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I believe you. This world is full of unexplained and unknown things. They have no ability to harm, only to make their presence known to those who are receptive. The picture is extraordinary. Such are you gifted by God. As I’m given so in my first novel, in a series, titled “Mommy’s Writings: Mommy, would you like a sandwich?” It too is a true story whose genre is given as Christian biography. I hope, you’ll read it.
Suzanne McMillen-Fallon, Published Author (available early 2011)
http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/Mommy’sWritings.html (currently not active)
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