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Sep. 5th, 2005
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Sep. 5th, 2005 11:18 amI'm awake! Don't know if that's good or bad. I did my writing for Dramaturgy, so I just have a couple of articles to read, and I actually think I've read them previously.
Seino, ping me when you wanna work. Flavia, are you still interested in studying today? Amaresu, are we meeting?
Seino, ping me when you wanna work. Flavia, are you still interested in studying today? Amaresu, are we meeting?
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Sep. 5th, 2005 04:47 pmThree dreams while napping.
1) I'm about seventeen (And possibly one of my cousins) and I've snuck away from my family to elope with this incredibly wealthy, very unattractive and dwarfish eighty year old man. We're in a very very plush honeymoon suite and I'm wearing not very much and there's champagne that tastes like honey. Which is creepy enough on its own, but there's also a girl (maybe younger than dream!me) who keeps coming in with other people who are going to teach me how to kiss.
2)It's my cousin's birthday and we're at a little party at my aunt and uncle's house. Not her parents, my other aunt and uncle. I'm showing my new computer off to my aunt and she keeps having to go away because of her chemo. My cousin has made a huge Happy Birthday banner, which everyone says is written in Japanese but it's a strange symbol alphabet I've never seen. There's an odd character that looks kind of like a giant squid and when she reads the banner, each of the character's tentacles becomes a gray tube and attaches itself to one of the people at the party and something has to happen for them to come off so we can leave. We start washing dishes and my cousin puts the waffle iron in the sink which is apparently a capital crime. This one ends with me falling asleep on one of the leather couches with her dad and there's a paper with ancient Roman ways to repel unwanted sexual advances. (Are we feeling a trend in today's nightmares?)
3) I'm in a marching band and we're like...the back-up band, because we're not good enough to be the real band. This one was very vivid and very disjointed. There was something about cheating on a test using clothespins, being filmed and goofing off in front of the camera, something about having to walk home from about twenty miles away from home, trying to get a job with about ten UPS people at a gas station, having $7 to my name, a creepy weird version of a guy who actually isn't creepy and weird following me partway home, and ending up briefly in Saturday night's nightmares about exploding things.
Damn. Someone tell my subconcious to shut up...
1) I'm about seventeen (And possibly one of my cousins) and I've snuck away from my family to elope with this incredibly wealthy, very unattractive and dwarfish eighty year old man. We're in a very very plush honeymoon suite and I'm wearing not very much and there's champagne that tastes like honey. Which is creepy enough on its own, but there's also a girl (maybe younger than dream!me) who keeps coming in with other people who are going to teach me how to kiss.
2)It's my cousin's birthday and we're at a little party at my aunt and uncle's house. Not her parents, my other aunt and uncle. I'm showing my new computer off to my aunt and she keeps having to go away because of her chemo. My cousin has made a huge Happy Birthday banner, which everyone says is written in Japanese but it's a strange symbol alphabet I've never seen. There's an odd character that looks kind of like a giant squid and when she reads the banner, each of the character's tentacles becomes a gray tube and attaches itself to one of the people at the party and something has to happen for them to come off so we can leave. We start washing dishes and my cousin puts the waffle iron in the sink which is apparently a capital crime. This one ends with me falling asleep on one of the leather couches with her dad and there's a paper with ancient Roman ways to repel unwanted sexual advances. (Are we feeling a trend in today's nightmares?)
3) I'm in a marching band and we're like...the back-up band, because we're not good enough to be the real band. This one was very vivid and very disjointed. There was something about cheating on a test using clothespins, being filmed and goofing off in front of the camera, something about having to walk home from about twenty miles away from home, trying to get a job with about ten UPS people at a gas station, having $7 to my name, a creepy weird version of a guy who actually isn't creepy and weird following me partway home, and ending up briefly in Saturday night's nightmares about exploding things.
Damn. Someone tell my subconcious to shut up...
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Sep. 5th, 2005 06:52 pmLesbian soap scene edited and submitted to UT.
*Checks another thing off the to-do list*
*Checks another thing off the to-do list*
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Sep. 5th, 2005 10:51 pmWas on my way out for dinner and lo, there was barbershop in the first floor lounge! So, of course, I stopped to listen! Went over to the Suite for dinner, but we ended up in the Cellar cause the dinner turned out wrong...I invented the word "cracktasticker" i.e, "That episode was even cracktasticker than the last one..." ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
amaresu and lornelover played pool and I mocked. "English", by the way, refers specifically to force applied off-center to the cue ball to alter the direction of a ball. It came into use around 1820 when Jack Carr, an Englishman, traveled around selling "twisting chalk" and giving billiards lessons, as Carr was the first to utilize side spin scientifically to improve his game. Ironically, what is called "English" almost everywhere else in the world is called "Side" in England itself. :p
amaresu and lornelover played pool and I mocked. "English", by the way, refers specifically to force applied off-center to the cue ball to alter the direction of a ball. It came into use around 1820 when Jack Carr, an Englishman, traveled around selling "twisting chalk" and giving billiards lessons, as Carr was the first to utilize side spin scientifically to improve his game. Ironically, what is called "English" almost everywhere else in the world is called "Side" in England itself. :p