Day 4842: Predictions

Because there are so many negative predictions about the future, I saw a psychic in Salem yesterday. Her predictions included the following:

  • I will travel to Europe.
  • It will be a safe journey.
  • My health will be good.
  • I will live many more years.
  • People will love my positive music if I work on it and stop having so much self doubt.
  • People at the hospital where I work will continue to like me very much.
  • I shouldn’t work so hard.
  • My husband (who is “a very good guy”) will continue to care about me.
  • Things in the USA will get better over the next year.

I like predictions like those.

Is anyone making predictions that there will be many interesting images in my blog post today?

This is Lori Bruno, the psychic who made all the great predictions.

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Here’s what I find when I search for “predictions” on YouTube.

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Anyone making predictions about how I’ll end this post?

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9 thoughts on “Day 4842: Predictions”

  1. all good predictions and all having to do with just relaxing into things, letting go, pulling back, enjoying life as it come, not worrying so much, enjoying your time, and living fully, using your time to enjoy, not to work, and not to worry. all the same theme – I agree

  2. barbarade33afcfd8

    I predicted lots of good things happening, but then I also nearly predicted that Iran would find the lost airman, but it didn’t. We did. I even question the sun rising. Predicting that the earth will continue to turn is more accurate, but what if … oh, nevermind.

  3. I predict that when I go to Salem I will have an extremely good time. I can’t predict when that will be but looking at all your pictures all I can think is that it’s my kind of place.

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  5. That trip to Salem did me a lot of good. Thanks, Ann.

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