I went to a psychic as a gag with some girlfriends back in 2001.  I had a friend who was getting married and she had always wanted to see a psychic so we planned a visit to a local “seer” in our town.  Of course, the bride to be was ecstatic about the plans.  The others, not so much.  As for myself, I was a non-believer but figured it could be a large time.

Well, we went to see Ms. Sydney (the psychic) and she had the typical setup.  She had the flowing tapestries on the wall; the rooms were dark with candlelight supplying the only light to the areas.  She was dressed eccentrically and it was truly everything I had expected.

We each met with her individually.  She would not let us sit in on the other’s sessions.  She said it was to be a private moment and that we could share later if we wanted to.
When it came to be my turn, I didn’t hesitate.  After all, this was all for fun.

Ms. Sydney had me sit across from her.  She stared at me for a long time.  Finally, she began speaking.  She began speaking things about my life that I hadn’t told her.  She knew I had a daughter.  She knew the kind of work I was in.  She was looking right into my life; so it seemed.

She then told me that my true love would be met when I accepted a withstanding invitation from a co-worker to go to a dirt track race with her.  A friend from work had been asking me for months to go to the races with her and her boyfriend.  I never felt up to it.

So, that following Friday, when Marlene asked if I would go to the races, I said, “Sure, why not?”  So that evening, Marlene and I drove and hour to the racetrack and we were having a great time.  All of the sudden, Marlene’s boyfriend, Kyle came up to us walking with a man I had never met.  This man was wearing a racing suit.  He was one of the drivers.  His name was Duane and he was Kyle’s brother.

Well, needless to say, Duane and I hit it off.  We began dating immediately and were married in May of 2008.  We are having a wonderful life.  I cannot say I am a believer in psychics; but perhaps I am a believer in Ms. Sydney.