Whilst walking to the train station yesterday I saw the strangest thing – a huge British bumblebee banging it’s head on the ground. That’s strange, I thought. Then I got to the train station, only to be surrounded by pigeons in a rather disturbing and unusual way. Weird. I arrived at work, sat down, and another giant bumblebee starting tapping on the window next to me. What a strange day indeed. A couple of hours later a pigeon slammed into the window next to me, causing everyone in the office, including myself, to jump out of their skins. How bizarre, how bizarre.
The next day I was buzzed by a bee, and another bird slammed into the window. A butterfly flapped around the window near me all day. Is something trying to tell me something?
So tomorrow we board a plane to Turkey. My wife suggested that I write this story down somewhere in case of an unfortunate event. See you on the other side.
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The Omen
Whilst walking to the train station yesterday I saw the strangest thing – a huge British bumblebee banging it’s head on the ground. That’s strange, I thought. Then I got to the train station, only to be surrounded by pigeons in a rather disturbing and unusual way. Weird. I arrived at work, sat down, and another giant bumblebee starting tapping on the window next to me. What a strange day indeed. A couple of hours later a pigeon slammed into the window next to me, causing everyone in the office, including myself, to jump out of their skins. How bizarre, how bizarre.
The next day I was buzzed by a bee, and another bird slammed into the window. A butterfly flapped around the window near me all day. Is something trying to tell me something?
So tomorrow we board a plane to Turkey. My wife suggested that I write this story down somewhere in case of an unfortunate event. See you on the other side.
This entry was posted on Friday, May 29th, 2009, 3:54 pm and is filed under Social Commentary. You can follow any responses to this entry through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.