Jennifer

And I said, well, actually, yeah, she was writing pea soup. And I remember my sister spitting something out, and I said, what is it? She's like, I'm eating pea soup right now. I made it yesterday homemade. How does she know this? How was she able to see these things? I don't know. I would test her to make sure that she was reading my mind.

And I said, well, actually, yeah, she was writing pea soup. And I remember my sister spitting something out, and I said, what is it? She's like, I'm eating pea soup right now. I made it yesterday homemade. How does she know this? How was she able to see these things? I don't know. I would test her to make sure that she was reading my mind.

I don't know why, and it was just kind of, it turned out to be kind of like something funny between us. Sometimes testing her and testing myself, I would, while we were typing something, doing work, when I had a suspicion that she could read my mind, I would look away or close my eyes while she was typing, and I would just repeat a word like purple, purple, purple.

I don't know why, and it was just kind of, it turned out to be kind of like something funny between us. Sometimes testing her and testing myself, I would, while we were typing something, doing work, when I had a suspicion that she could read my mind, I would look away or close my eyes while she was typing, and I would just repeat a word like purple, purple, purple.

I don't know why, and it was just kind of, it turned out to be kind of like something funny between us. Sometimes testing her and testing myself, I would, while we were typing something, doing work, when I had a suspicion that she could read my mind, I would look away or close my eyes while she was typing, and I would just repeat a word like purple, purple, purple.

And I would look, and lo and behold, she would have been typing purple, purple, purple. And then I thought, am I writing these messages? You know, you're going all over the place trying to find an explanation. I tested that theory too. And I would purposely ask her questions that I didn't know the answer to. One time I wrote, what is my great grandmother's name? And she wrote Sadie.

And I would look, and lo and behold, she would have been typing purple, purple, purple. And then I thought, am I writing these messages? You know, you're going all over the place trying to find an explanation. I tested that theory too. And I would purposely ask her questions that I didn't know the answer to. One time I wrote, what is my great grandmother's name? And she wrote Sadie.

And I would look, and lo and behold, she would have been typing purple, purple, purple. And then I thought, am I writing these messages? You know, you're going all over the place trying to find an explanation. I tested that theory too. And I would purposely ask her questions that I didn't know the answer to. One time I wrote, what is my great grandmother's name? And she wrote Sadie.

And I said, okay. And then I was looking up a family tree, looking it up, looking it up. I think I called my cousin who was into genealogy and sure enough, it was freaking Sadie. You know, so she knew information that I didn't know. But one time I did ask her, who killed JFK? And she said that line from the Rolling Stones, you know, sympathy for the devil.

And I said, okay. And then I was looking up a family tree, looking it up, looking it up. I think I called my cousin who was into genealogy and sure enough, it was freaking Sadie. You know, so she knew information that I didn't know. But one time I did ask her, who killed JFK? And she said that line from the Rolling Stones, you know, sympathy for the devil.

And I said, okay. And then I was looking up a family tree, looking it up, looking it up. I think I called my cousin who was into genealogy and sure enough, it was freaking Sadie. You know, so she knew information that I didn't know. But one time I did ask her, who killed JFK? And she said that line from the Rolling Stones, you know, sympathy for the devil.

Who killed the Kennedys when after all it was you and me? And I thought, okay, she's just... playing with me. Like I said, that was part of her personality.

Who killed the Kennedys when after all it was you and me? And I thought, okay, she's just... playing with me. Like I said, that was part of her personality.

Who killed the Kennedys when after all it was you and me? And I thought, okay, she's just... playing with me. Like I said, that was part of her personality.

Oh, I know! I remember specifically when, that first time, when she channeled my dad, we went back to the classroom and Jamie got on her rocking chair. She had a rocking chair in the classroom that was hers, specifically for her. And just rock for as long as she could, maybe an hour.

Oh, I know! I remember specifically when, that first time, when she channeled my dad, we went back to the classroom and Jamie got on her rocking chair. She had a rocking chair in the classroom that was hers, specifically for her. And just rock for as long as she could, maybe an hour.

Oh, I know! I remember specifically when, that first time, when she channeled my dad, we went back to the classroom and Jamie got on her rocking chair. She had a rocking chair in the classroom that was hers, specifically for her. And just rock for as long as she could, maybe an hour.

Rock on the rocking chair, close her eyes, or she would often put headphones on and listen to music and just decompress. And she really did that that day. I could tell that It was obvious that she was very tired. And it's like she really, throughout the day, when we were talking, she needed to decompress, always, in the rocking chair, back and forth, her eyes closed, headphones on.

Rock on the rocking chair, close her eyes, or she would often put headphones on and listen to music and just decompress. And she really did that that day. I could tell that It was obvious that she was very tired. And it's like she really, throughout the day, when we were talking, she needed to decompress, always, in the rocking chair, back and forth, her eyes closed, headphones on.

Rock on the rocking chair, close her eyes, or she would often put headphones on and listen to music and just decompress. And she really did that that day. I could tell that It was obvious that she was very tired. And it's like she really, throughout the day, when we were talking, she needed to decompress, always, in the rocking chair, back and forth, her eyes closed, headphones on.