reply to post by launchpad
Street lights have been going out on me for years. It's not a random incident either. I've experimented with this, and my husband walked ahead,
the lights stayed on, I walked under it and it went out. We tried this a few times. We walked many times a week and this always happened. Not with
all the lights though. Recently, walking down a flight which was flanked on either side with globe shaped lights, approximately five on each side, as
I walked down the stairs, one by one, they all went out. This was witnessed by a student who came along behind me and he gave me a strange look as
he ran by. I stood behind and they came on again, and I saw a group of students coming down the stairs, and the lights stayed on. This has been
happening to me for years. Even when I'm in car at night stopped waiting for the traffic light to change, all of a sudden there will be a dimming of
light and sure enough the street light will have gone out. It happens so frequently and for so many years, that it doesn't bother me, but it would
be nice to know why it happens. I stopped a CD player right at the moment, I thought, "That's horrible!". It was Carly Simon singing Mockingbird
(sorry Carly) I had the music on too loudly and I was cleaning my kitchen and not in the best of mood. The instant I thought it, the cd stopped. I
actually gave the CD player away. And automatic doors don't always work for me either. So many times I've had to give the door a push. I never
equated the two before. I'm glad others have experienced this. It is strange. I have a friend who experienced the same things over the last couple
of years (street lights gong out). My husband was dubious about it all (being a lawyer), but he saw it first hand. There are other things, but I
hate to sound so strange, but one other things I've noticed, is that birds on sidewalks or wherever, often pay no attention to me. I've had to walk
around them, yet someone else comes along and they fly off in a hurry. I thought perhaps I don't give out aggresive vibes. Who knows what it's all
about. Anyway, it's been bothering me and I was glad to find others who have experienced this.



