[blueyzfr6]

My mother passed away about 7 years ago and this is what is going on. I have a S5 and the camera Flash is set to "Auto" and Low-light detection is set to "Off" When I am at home, only at home the Low-light detection comes on and I can't turn it off. So when I try to take a pic it takes forever!!! I tried to duplicate it at work; with no luck. There is weird things that happen at home, like I had a light in our freezer burn out; 3 day later it was working.

[mrsmumbles]

Well, you never know, I guess. The universe is a very mysterious place.

[TiltedCode]

An uncle I played golf with a lot when I was younger passed a few months ago. The first round of golf after he died, I hit a shot from 80 yards out that rolled into the cup. Judging from my play before that round and after, it had nothing to do with my skill. It was probably the law of averages finally catching up with me on the plus side for a change but I still looked up and said "Thank you Uncle Wally".

[Aquila]

Probably something like that. Yeah?

[cydewaze]

My brother-in-law passed away last June. The morning he passed, my wife's electric tooth brush turned on and we couldn't turn it off. It ran on and off untl the motor burned out. We got a call around 30 minutes later telling us that he had passed - around 30 min ago. My wife remains convinced that it was him.

[troshs]

Very interesting thread.
A friend of mine told me this spring they her grandmother passed away, and her daughter was in the bathroom that morning and all of a sudden smelled the grandmother's favorite perfume.

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