·        I was out shopping at our local, Brookside Shopping Center. When unexpectedly I met with, the late Radio & T.V. Personality; Jamie Dunn. Who was also well known, for his puppet characterisation persona, named Agro. Viewed by millions on our television, from the, "Hey Hey, It's Saturday" show. (Which had aired for many years and was well loved by many watching.)

Then the unexpected happened; as Jamie asked me “what do I do?” I explained I was a numerologist, to which he replied he was not sure what that was about, admitting to being skeptical. (Which of course is natural for anyone when not fully understanding). However, what transpired next was when he asked, “if I were up for a challenge to test numerology.” Whilst pointing to all these people in their pyjamas, sitting upright in a massively large - sized bed. Explaining to myself about the B105 Radio Competition, titled; In Bed with Madonna Competition.  

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The bed area had been sectioned off, with security guards present, and their were television cameras and staff crew getting ready for filming. As this was going to be aired on television allowing the public to vote someone out, each week leaving the remaining contestant, as the winner. How could I refuse? I had to accept his challenge. 

With the contestants personal information, I returned home. Immediately phoning my partner and family of what just happened. I was given one week to prepare and phone Jamie with the contestants name, who I thought might win the competition.

Then came the voting day, as I had been invited to attend and be close by, the B105 Booth. Located within the Brookside's Shopping Centre's carpark. As the winner’s name was announced, my heartbeat shot through the roof! It was the person's name I had chosen.
 

·        But then suddenly my name was being called out, as I heard  Jamie asking, "Where is Karen our numerologist? Can she please come to the B105 Booth immediately." As I found my way through the crowd to the booth, Robyn asked if I could explain, "live on radio" in 3 minutes, how I managed to pick the winner working with numerology. That was a challenge I could never have expected and one I shall always remember.  

​One day during the early 2000's, my mother - in - law, was visiting from New South Wales. As a musically talented piano musician and teacher, her network of acquaintances were also musically, like-minded. When she came to me with this unusual request. Asking if I could provide a "Typed 5 – year overview " with relevant key points, based purely on the knowledge of the person's time line of the life phases unfolding relevant to one's age.

This request was to be presented as a gift to this particular musician and colleague. acquaintance and dear friend of my mother-in-law. Having not ever met this person myself, only to receive the birth name and birth date information, I began preparations for the typed blueprint's mathematical analysis. 

A little about my dear mother – in – law's background; she played piano for the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, and also on Sydney radio during her younger teenage years.​ As a young girl, with a love for playing the piano, this pathway was to eventually show her wonderful opportunities, as many other doorways opened to her.

Having studied proficiently, to win many musical awards for her talents. She was a child prodigy, propelled out into the public life and lime-light, with interviews and written about in the Sydney newspapers. No long after world war two, Kathleen won her musical Eisteddfod and gained her a Scholarship to England, by the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. To eventually become a respected piano teacher helping countless students for the remainder of her life. 

The typed overview, as a gift was requested for a  renowned piano musician and composer of his own music; Gerard Willems. Being someone dear to my mother-in-law and knowing the genuine respect she also held for numerology, I was more than happy to assist with the gift.

·       Then a few years went by, and I found in my letterbox this day, a postcard.​ With the hand-written message from Gerard. Thanking me as he wrote; "keep up the good work Karen. I did not think it would be so personal, although you were right on the mark." ​​​