About ten years ago, I wrote a short story about a character that loved ambrosia. I titled the story “Ambrosia”. Yesterday, I saw, in real life, the character who was a real person, eating ambrosia. Her physical appearance and movements as she ate it were identical to my character. The plot didn’t manifest, not yet anyway, but it was almost like a deja vu with a fictional character.
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Julaina Kleist-Corwin · About the Arts
Julaina Kleist-Corwin 
That’s kind of spooky…
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Yes, it was kind of spooky and yet it wasn’t. I was mesmerized. I had written the story in a writing class and one person complained about the ending so I wrote two versions with different resolutions. One negative and one positive. I hope the real person has her own positive ending.
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I love ambrosia, it’s a long lost food group! Did you get her name?
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I never named the character. In fact, the whole story was like one big moment that we studied in class Monday. Thanks for asking. I agree that it’s a long lost food group, LOL.
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Eerie. Twilight Zone stuff!!
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Luckily I didn’t run away screaming. Actually, it was intriguing. Don’t know if that peek into the Zone will reoccur. It might get really eerie if it does.
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Could be fun or not.
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