I've started having dreams again. I believe this is because I keep a dream journal. The moment I wake up, I write down whatever remnants are left in my head--be they a description, a summary, a dialogue, etc. And I mean
whatever is left in my head. It's not your quintessential dream journal, but everything I read hours later is surprisingly intelligible.
Utah has been deemed dandy. The second dandiest state in the nation.
(First recorded)
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From sponges to cruises to concrete steadied flags.
(First lucid dream. It was a virtual reality game. I played it over and over again and woke up exhausted.)
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I slowly took apart his art piece, aptly named, "What the hell is that thing."
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"Birth your baby into the arms that will cradle it for the rest of it's infant years! The Baby Holder! WARNING: RECALL."
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I love fruit. I always have. But there's no way I'm getting on that death trap.
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If a dollar bill has 100 calories, will a 5 or 10 dollar bill have the same, or 5 or 10 times more?
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It was a wonder that a joy so young could produce such horror.
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I would not draw on a wall if it possessed at all the small perfections of it's genre.
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Granted, I'm never in a private place, but I can always manage to find some peace and quiet wherever I am. Damn it all... I hate minimun wage.
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The swearing ceased and we were finally able to get some sleep, curled in blankets that Justin made. As sure as those bones in the crawlspace were my father's, we saw that cemetery flash before our vision. This wasn't our home. This reality we've seemed to trap ourselves in was honing in on every nightmare we could imagine. If only my sister would answer the phone, I may be able to find a constant that would snap us out of it. I've never been so horrified in my life from the things I've seen tonight, and I just want my family back.
That last one was from a few days ago. It's the longest snippet I have recorded and came from the most terrifying dream I've ever had. Hands down. I'd never be able to go to sleep if it weren't for the fact that the aforementioned Justin was a friendly mummy. That made afghans for us. For which he claimed my mother knowingly took credit.
He made things a little whimsical.
-rae