Roger,

I've always had precognitive abilities, but primarily having nothing to do with earthquakes. Here's a good one for the record:

When I was newly married my husband was in the National Guard and two weeks before he was to leave I had a dreadful feeling that I was going to be under personal attack when he left. I begged him to buy me a gun and teach me how to use it, but he thought I'd accidentally shoot myself.

So off he went leaving me behind in the hills of Richmond, CA. For the first three nights I didn't sleep. When night four arrived I took two over the counter sleeping aids and just layed down on the bed. Then I heard footsteps on the gravel driveway near the bedroom window.

I called my friends down the way and the husband came over and looked around, but didn't see anything. Seeing that I was a nervous wreck he invited me down to their house for a little visit.

Returning at near midnight I went straight from the front door to my bedroom and I put my bathrobe over my clothes, bolted the bedroom door lock and got under the covers. This time I was greeted to the sound of someone trying to bash in my french doors in the diningroom. I called the Sheriff's department, but they were slow to get there. The person didn't make it into the house, but my electric box was open as well as the one for the phone. The police told me after seeing the letter K written on one of the glass panes that I was marked for death and not to stay in the house alone anymore.

Shortly after we bought a gun, I learned how to use it and fortunately there has never been a need. So now you have to ask what I did all of those years ago, was it certain to occur? I think so because it was in the mind of a person at that point and nothing alerted that thought. This person waited for me to return after I left, so the intention was strong, whatever it was.

ESP is a good thing...I'm a believer....Petra