For the first time, I'm really paying attention to what I seem to "just know" automatically. The funny thing to me is that none of what I somehow know is anything that's actually important or relevent. It's like pop entertainment type stuff. "Who did Miley Cyrus date last night?" "Would Bruce Willis ever own a gold keychain?" "Was George Washington secretly a German spy?" It's cool that this stuff comes to me, but how do I use it as an actual skill?

Last night, I was chatting with a really good friend (dear BIL's longtime girlfriend) over Facebook chat. She asked what I would do in case of a Zombie apopcolypse. I jokingly told her that all you would need to defeat Zombies is an extra large lawn mower and a person with a very strong gag reflex. A couple of minutes later I read farther down the article I was reading and it said basically the same joke (minus the zombies.)

Today, while I was getting ready for class I thought to myself, the teacher will wear a red shirt today. Two hours later, I got to class, and I was right.

Before the teacher came into the classroom, I was hanging out with a bunch of classmates so we could do some last minute studying for the test. The guy next to me asked, to no one in particular, "Guess what time I got here this morning?" Without missing a beat I said "five-thirty". He turned to face me with a huge grin on his face and said "Yes!" Somehow, I just knew.

So that is three very odd things I've picked up on. Crazy, huh? :-)