Blah Blah Blah Day? 🙈🙉🐵

April 17th

"So, where did the phrase Blah Blah Blah come from? According to historians, it originated from ancient Greece, but the term was “bar bar bar.” The first phrase was taken from the sounds heard from barbarians, implying that the words beings spoken were “meaningless noises.” Those sounds have evolved to phrases such as “yada, yada, yada” and “blab, blab, blab.”

The phrase, “blab, blab, blab” showed up in 19th-century books which is why we now say “blah, blah, blah.” According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the first use of “blah” came from a 1918 memoir in the magazine Wine, Women, & War. “Blab” can mean revealing a secret, gossiping, and talking about topics with little to no meaning.

Blah Blah Blah Day aims to appreciate the pleasure of casual conversation. The holiday itself was created in 2006 by Ruth and Thomas Roy of Wellcat Holidays and Herb. Wellcat created the holiday with the intent to do all those things that other people have been nagging you about."

The author of "Super Synchronicity:
Enter the Frequency of Lucky Chances"

Funny thing is last night/early morning I did an Apple Podcast search for episodes on "synchronicity" and an episode of the 'Your Spiritual Journey' podcast came up featuring a woman named Suzanne Kos who had written a book titled 'Super Synchronicity: Enter the Frequency of Lucky Chances', so I started listening to the episode and fell asleep.

I tried listening to the episode again this morning while doing the breakfast dishes and couldn't get into it.

I was about to delete the episode, and just as I reached my iPad Suzanne actually said "blah, blah, blah" and I stopped in my tracks knowing that today was 'Blah, Blah, Blah Day'.
So, I played it right through, listening as best as I could to what seemed to me like a boring podcast episode.

Suzanne kept talking about Bali throughout the podcast episode, and I was thinking if I had a dollar for every time I've heard someone mention Bali the last fortnight, I'd have enough money to fly to Bali.

Bali, Bali, Bali:-)

I was starting to think that the universe was nagging me into going to Bali next year:-)

Then the host of the podcast says, "her book, along with two synchronicities with the reading of it are the reason why this podcast is leading a spiritual retreat in Bali in May 2026."

I don't believe in the you are manifesting the synchronicities thing, I believe it's the universal mind that manufactures the synchs, not you.

But obviously, you have to believe in your goals that seem important to you and act on "your" gut feelings.

I'm not interested in authors books that tell you how to manifest synchronicities, because I don't believe "you" can manifest them.

Just pay attention and go with your gut is my advice and the universe will do the rest ... and as Mick Jagger sings, "you can't always get what you want, but you get what you need ... "blah, blah, blah;-)

I was sitting at the dining table listening to the podcast and getting so bored with it, and I was looking at the front cover of the book I was giving to my granddaughter this Easter, along with a few other books I had bought for her, and I was wondering why there was a monkey on the cover of the book that Peppa Pig was reading, as I had been having quite a few monkey synchs lately?
Then Suzanne mentions a guy in Bali who taught her to control "the monkey mind":-) 

There might be a message here in this post for you (and me) if you were paying attention?
Either way, happy 'Blah, Blah, Blah Day' and happy Easter>;-)