Sometimes when I'm watching TV I will know what the person will say before they say it.

Two recent examples follow. In one I was watching Tyra on America's Next Top Model. She was calling  off the list of 7 remaining models. I hadn't been following this season, so I didn't know the names of the models. But each time Tyra would say "And the next finalist is..." I would say the name, and in almost every case I was right. I get it wrong if it's an unusual name; all I can say in the closest name to that one. Like instead of Kanesha, I might get Kathy.

Then today I was watching Sylvia Browne on Montel. She was just telling a lady she had two ghosts. So Sylvia says, "The little girl ghost is named Sally." And instantly I think, "It's Sally Anne actually." So then Sylvia starts to talk, and before she gets the sentence out, I say, "And the other ghost is Jason." And then she says, "And the other ghost is Jason."

There was also a lady on that was frightened because 'evil spirits were shaking her bed every night right as she started to fall asleep." She was so scared she was afraid to stay in her apt.

So I said, "It's you doing that. When your spirit leaves you body to astral project, it shakes the bed." So then a few minutes later Sylvia says the same thing I just said, not word for word, but the same thoughts on astral projection.

That reminds me that years ago I was walking through a mall. Suddenly the name Keisha pops into my head. I start to laugh because my sister has a dog named Keisha, and why on earth would I think of that. Then suddenly this black lady goes running by yelling out Keisha, Keisha, where are you?" She'd lost her little girl. The girl comes running from the other direction. But I got a good laugh out of that one.