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The day started out with trying to dodge a squirrel in the throes of death on the highway.
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Yeah, this is gonna be a peachy day.
Actually, it started when I woke up this morning out of a very intense dream (ex was trying to kill me, which included very real feelings from when I stabbed him to death - I could feel his flesh giving when the knife plunged in). Then I found that in the middle of the night I'd picked up my cell phone and TV remote from the nightstand and placed them on the bed beside my pillow. That's...not normal. I don't do that. I don't do things in my sleep that I don't remember (without being told to do them - when I was a child and sick, and mom had to give me medicine at night, she could get me to sit up, take the pill and drink some water, all without me waking up).
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Watched Pan's Labyrinth last night.
I enjoyed it in a way. It was hard to watch, especially anything involving the Captain. And at the end I was confused as to...well, what was real, what wasn't. Luckily, that's the whole point of the end. And a coworker told me what the director said, so that was nice to know, too.
...
Yeah, this is gonna be a peachy day.
Actually, it started when I woke up this morning out of a very intense dream (ex was trying to kill me, which included very real feelings from when I stabbed him to death - I could feel his flesh giving when the knife plunged in). Then I found that in the middle of the night I'd picked up my cell phone and TV remote from the nightstand and placed them on the bed beside my pillow. That's...not normal. I don't do that. I don't do things in my sleep that I don't remember (without being told to do them - when I was a child and sick, and mom had to give me medicine at night, she could get me to sit up, take the pill and drink some water, all without me waking up).
***
Watched Pan's Labyrinth last night.
I enjoyed it in a way. It was hard to watch, especially anything involving the Captain. And at the end I was confused as to...well, what was real, what wasn't. Luckily, that's the whole point of the end. And a coworker told me what the director said, so that was nice to know, too.
