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Podkayne Fries

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Feb 5, 2010, 7:27:28 AM2/5/10
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The KOP f'loons think that Scary Poppins is now an angel who watches
over them. We know that would only happen if the f'loons had small boys
in their households.

Subject: Please read this story, Do you think God (and MAYBE Michael)
were looking out for me?

mjsqueeniewrote:

I promise I'm not buggin', lol...

Those of you who are familiar with me over the years know that it takes
a lot to move me....but I've been thinking about Michael a lot lately
(even shed a few tears yesterday) and I feel compelled to share this
story. Warning: It may not mean much to those of you who are not into
religion or religious experiences.

So its July 2009, fresh off the heels off the unthinkable. I bought a
plane to ticket to fly out to Cali off of the news that there would be a
Neverland memorial. Of course, that fell through and I had to spend a
lot more to cancel and change my flight.

So I'm in the Chinese food place, thinking about all the money I've been
spent. I'm a little worried that it may be all for nothing. I look up in
the sky, and I swear on everything I love I see an image that looks like
an angel. Tears well up. I get my food and walk towards home.

Just then I just look down for no reason. On the ground, there is a
hundred dollar bill. Just sitting in there. Mind you, there are like
five kids who are surrounding this bill...but NO ONE saw it. I felt like
it was meant for my eyes only.

I couldn't believe it. I never shared (ETA: with anyone besides mom and
sis) this until now. What do you guys think? If you say I'm crazy, thats
ok too I guess (lol)

p.s. I made it to the memorial (for those who don't know)
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theladyinhislife wrote:

I believe in God, and I believe an angel was looking out for you
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mjsqueenie wrote:

I mean, its cool if you think not. I just felt like the circumstances
lined up perfectly. I told my mom and sister and they were split on the
matter.

I just wanted the opinion of the KOPers.
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Speechy777 wrote:

I think it was a sign you were meant to go and you happened to be at the
right place and right time cause it was destiny, and the universe heard
you.
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lovelymocca wrote:

I think so. I've had little "gifts" happen to me just a small few that I
could swear it was like Michael heard me.

He isn't God or anything like that but just when I'm in deep thought
over him or feel sad something happens that makes me cheer up big time.
It's always like a don't be sad kind of thing.

I end up feeling like did you hear me say that?

It is erie and I have told no one except until now.

I feel like bits of MJ and his undying energy was left with ALL who
loved him including his fans.
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Speechy777 wrote:

Yeah in the first few months I definitely felt his energy and I felt so
spiritually enlightened too like God was taking care of me and getting
me through the hard part of the shocking bad news. I don't know what has
happened to me since, I feel like I'm changing sometimes and becoming
jaded and unsure of where I stand and some of my views are changing
though I always questioned them.

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MJs_Neverland_Queen7 wrote:

I really do think that was a sign. Just like I know it was a sign when I
had said a prayer to God for Michael and his children. On the day of
Michael's funeral back in early September. And God answered my prayer by
giving me an angel shaped cloud. And that cloud was not there before I
had said the prayer. The prayer was about always keeping Michael and his
children safe and happy.
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"You know what I do when I feel really down?
I get up, I get dressed. I go out and I do something
really vile to someone." - Diana Trent, WAITING FOR GOD

SneakyP

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Feb 7, 2010, 12:40:22 AM2/7/10
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Podkayne Fries <podkay...@gmail.com> wrote in
news:4380eiz7drd5$.xrf3sx8r...@40tude.net:

I seriously don't know how you can stand the brain drain. You must have
a special place to be on the KOP board all this time.

Podkayne Fries

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Feb 9, 2010, 9:16:47 PM2/9/10
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On Sat, 06 Feb 2010 23:40:22 -0600, SneakyP wrote:
>
> I seriously don't know how you can stand the brain drain. You must have
> a special place to be on the KOP board all this time.

The f'loons never fail to make me laugh because they're all batshit
loonballs. :)

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