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Day 4842: Predictions

Posted on April 5, 2026 by Ann Koplow

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.

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

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

Categories: personal growth, photojournalism | Tags: Brassica Kitchen, cats, Lori Bruno, negatives, positives, psychics, Salem MA, The Simpsons predictions for 2026, Twitter, YourFeedOnly | 9 Comments

Day 2946: What gets your attention?

Posted on January 24, 2021 by Ann Koplow

Now that I’ve gotten your attention with the title of today’s post, I’ll admit that toxic people and dangerous situations are getting my attention, here and now.

I find it difficult to pay attention to the positive when so many negatives — like injustice, climate change, the pandemic, and untrustworthy people with power — need attention.

Negatives naturally get our attention, including negatives about ourselves. We pay attention to the negative in order to attend to and solve problems.

However, ignoring the positives within and around us can distort our attention — keeping us overwhelmed, anxious, depressed, and stressed. We need to balance our attention in order to more effectively attend to ourselves and others.

What gets your attention in my latest photos?