1092 days ago I buried my wedding ring deep in a tin of ink at work. I did so without malice or anger but merely new it was a meaningless item marking out a something which had rotted into a meaningless relationship.
Maybe a year later I thought my ring burial had been harsh as I am quite a keeper of tokens from my life. This one should've probably been kept more than many others , certainly above cinema ticket stubs and other useless tat which I can't throw away.
Anyway, the ring was long gone.
So what? Gone is gone.
Three days to go until it is three years ago that I became a happy single man again.
This morning I pull out my works scarf from my works bag which only contains my scarf, emergency deodorant, emergency book and emergency fluff and grit (which I don't remember stashing).
I lift out my scarf and see a glistening object is sat upon the scarf as it raises from within my bag. I recognise it instantly as something which I got rid of.
So I guess the natural explanation is that firstly I never submerged it in ink at all and just pictured what it would be like to do so. But f I had kept such an item I know from being predictable that I would not keep it safe in the bottom of my works bag. It would be kept in my 'keep things safe' cupboard which is in my bedroom.
Plus the only thing to raise out of my bag on a daily basis is my scarf which I had stuffed in the afternoon before and shouldn't have a ring neatly sat on top of it.
Am I to take this as some kind of message from the universe?
Is it a message from the universe that I have won this award for finally being able to move on to pastures new? Is my guardian angel proposing to me? Just how does something you got rid of come back to you?
It's odd. But odd things have been happening to me recently as if someone is guiding my thoughts to where they should be.
I just wanted to log this occurrence as these little impossibilities happen now and again and for some reason we forget them soon enough.
If it's a sign that I am going to remarry one day then I'm not certain I'm happy about that. I've been punished enough.