You misunderstand me. The saying is that sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. Or just because something might be hard to believe doesn't mean it isn't true. I have had way too many things happen in life to be just meaningless coincidence, mostly concerning a lady I taught to fly in Decatur, Illinois 20 years ago. She now lives in Lehigh Acres, Florida. After I taught her to fly and proposed to her I found out I had to become Catholic to marry her, which I didn't do. I have reason to believe she has been keeping track of where I live in the country, that she may be afraid to lose track of me. I had a premonition a year and a half before I met her that I would meet my wife in Decatur, Illinois. Three years ago a lady called the control tower at Boeing Field in Seattle, asked for me, and when I answered she hung up. About a week later I was on my way to the Seventh Day Adventist Church and thought, "that would be neat if God would give me a sign that things are going to work out with her and I someday". About 30 minutes later a guest pastor, who hardly ever speaks at that church, started talking and the first thing he said was, "I just got back from Decatur, Illinois". I couldn't believe it. I was living in Federal Way, Washington at the time, just south of Seattle. About three days later I found out, totally by chance, that the only two Mirror Lakes Elementary Schools in the United States are in Federal Way, Wa. where I was, and Lehigh Acres, Fl. where she lives, two opposite corners of the country. Those are just a few of the amazing things that tie her and I together. So don't believe what I say isn't the truth. Like I said, truth is stranger than fiction.