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Category: May 2007

Unconscious Mutterings [05/28/07]

[Memes - Unconscious Mutterings]

Unconscious Mutterings
  1. Dancer :: tiny
  2. Intellectual :: property
  3. Direct :: mail
  4. Tolerate :: grumble
  5. Post :: office
  6. Instinctive :: natural
  7. Brink :: edge
  8. Regain :: up
  9. Repulsed :: disgusted
  10. Distressed :: frantic

Happy Birthday, Brykie! [05/19/07]

[People]

Time for the Quickie Lube [05/17/07]

[What's Going On?]

This weekend, I need to go to the Quickie Lube. I know because my windshield washer fluid is out. I guess I might as well get my oil changed while I'm there, too. heh

Unconscious Mutterings [05/13/07]

[Memes - Unconscious Mutterings]

Unconscious Mutterings
  1. Film :: movie
  2. Dragon :: fantasy
  3. Hunger :: starvation
  4. Plucked :: eyebrows
  5. Dissolving :: relationship
  6. Executive :: decision
  7. Ridiculous:: crazy
  8. Mist :: Mountains of
  9. Minority :: report
  10. Map :: directions

Dream Journal - A Big Bomb [05/05/07]

[Dream Journal]

I was with a group of people – maybe at a research facility. I was outside, and they were in the building. I saw a plane fly very low. A giant bomb slid out the back and began to move slowly along the ground. It was cylindar shaped with a round nose and wings on the back. I knew it was nuclear. It kept sliding along the ground. I didn’t feel like I should run and tell anyone because I thought it was going to explode any second. I had Lily dog in my arms, and I was bracing for it to blow. It just kept sliding slowly along the ground.

After it hadn’t exploded for a minute, I decided to walk back to where the other people were. The bomb was zig-zagging a bit on its slide along the ground, and as I moved toward the building, it started moving toward the spot where I had been standing. It slid out of sight.

I found the people. They were in a room open to the outside sitting at a picnic table. I asked them if they knew about the bomb. No. I think I was the only one who knew. I took one or more outside to show them, but all we could see was the zig-zagging trail the bomb left behind. The trail ended in a stream of water, and we assumed it was in the water.

I asked someone, “Do you think they dropped it here because we’re here?” The person said, “Yes.”

I still had Lily in my arms.

I think we got in our cars at that point. I think I went to an apartment to wait for the bomb to blow up. It never blew up during the dream. I kept thinking about what it would feel like, though. If I would hear the explosion. If I would feel a heat wave. If I would feel pain. Or if I would just die instantly.