I knew that Bon Scott's statuewas somewhere in Fremantle, but it wasn't on my bucket list of things to see when I was there.
Our plan for the day was to head to Freo for the brewery tour, have lunch, then walk around Freo before it rained (but it bucketed down as we left the brewery, for the rest of the day), then catch the train to Cottesloe and walk to the beach to pay our respects to Heath Ledger, whose wake was held in the surf there, and watch the sun set in the west.
At least we had the whole beach to ourselves, pretty much:-)
Can you see the sun setting on the horizon?
But I'll save ourHeath Ledgerodyssey for a future post, as it's too long to tell here.
Ironically, my sister asked me on the weekend if I wanted to go on a cruise with her and her husband to the Balticcountries around this time next year, including a stop in Finland, and I told her that I would sleep on it, as my bank account is still recovering from my visit to theBlack Swan state:-)
I have had (to me anyway) significant moth and butterflysynchronicities in my life since I have been writing this blog, probably none more so than the day after my mother died, when a crow butterfly landed on the outside of a window, as if to say "look, here's a message to say I'm OK", and I said silently in my mind that you'll have to send me a blue butterfly, as crows are too common a butterfly in this area ... and the next, not even a minute, a blue butterfly lands right where the crow butterfly had been resting, and I grabbed my phone and rushed out with my sister to snap photos of it.
You will never be able to persuade me that it wasn't some kind of message from my mother to tell her kids that she was alright now, and I may never be able to persuade you the reader, that it was ... but I don't care that much whether I can persuade you or not, that is just my POV on life and you have yours.
I did an Apple Podcast search for podcast episodes on "Butterfly Synchronicities" (although, now I realize I made a typo on the word "Synchronicities" in the search bar when I see the screenshots of the podcasts) and "Moth Synchronicities" before writing this post up, so I can work my way down the list and listen to any I feel might be worth a listen.
I'm listening to one now, which is a real blast from the past from 2011, featuring my 3 old friends Rob and Trish MacGregor and Mike Clelland:-)
Rob and Trish just bang on about Trump and how theDemocrats can't do no wrong now at their blog, so I'd imagine that the readers who keep visiting their blog are more into all things Democrats, rather than synchronicity.
While I'm no fan of Trump, I'm not a fan of either American puppet party, as like most people who live outside of America, like I do.
