oh what a feeling
Two things:
First, today I had another Batman related dream. About two weeks ago I had one where I was Robin, soaring through the air and taking down badguys. It was a super exhilarating experience. Usually, when I'm dreaming of falling, I end up waking up in fear. Nope, not this time. When I fell, I just used a grapple gun that could hook onto the edge of a building and zip me back up. When I was held captive by thugs, I just broke free and snuck my way out to go meet up with Batgirl. (So we could both help Batman later.) It was an awesome dream, and I woke up with so much confidence in myself it was ridiculous. PROBLEM? DOESN'T MATTER, I'M A ROBIN.
I did wonder which Robin I was when I woke up. I think it was more Tim Drake than Dick Grayson. Nowadays I primarily associate Dick as Nightwing anyway. /nerd
So today I had another dream like that. The only real downside to these dreams is feeling incredibly tired when waking up. It's like I didn't sleep at all because I was too busy fighting crime. Seriously, it's the most exhausting thing.
Second, I took my first mock LSAT exam today. 3 1/2 hours of reading and testing and internally sobbing. I was more tired this morning because of the dream, and I accidentally skipped an entire page of questions. That was a major error.
Still, I got a 150. My internship supervisor says it's a great start, because that's the average score for someone trying to get into law school. She was happy about it, so of course I'm walking on air right now, lol. It just feels so funny. I've never felt that I was very good at school, so it's kind of weird to feel like I'm heading down the right direction with this whole law thing. I'm excited.
First, today I had another Batman related dream. About two weeks ago I had one where I was Robin, soaring through the air and taking down badguys. It was a super exhilarating experience. Usually, when I'm dreaming of falling, I end up waking up in fear. Nope, not this time. When I fell, I just used a grapple gun that could hook onto the edge of a building and zip me back up. When I was held captive by thugs, I just broke free and snuck my way out to go meet up with Batgirl. (So we could both help Batman later.) It was an awesome dream, and I woke up with so much confidence in myself it was ridiculous. PROBLEM? DOESN'T MATTER, I'M A ROBIN.
I did wonder which Robin I was when I woke up. I think it was more Tim Drake than Dick Grayson. Nowadays I primarily associate Dick as Nightwing anyway. /nerd
So today I had another dream like that. The only real downside to these dreams is feeling incredibly tired when waking up. It's like I didn't sleep at all because I was too busy fighting crime. Seriously, it's the most exhausting thing.
Second, I took my first mock LSAT exam today. 3 1/2 hours of reading and testing and internally sobbing. I was more tired this morning because of the dream, and I accidentally skipped an entire page of questions. That was a major error.
Still, I got a 150. My internship supervisor says it's a great start, because that's the average score for someone trying to get into law school. She was happy about it, so of course I'm walking on air right now, lol. It just feels so funny. I've never felt that I was very good at school, so it's kind of weird to feel like I'm heading down the right direction with this whole law thing. I'm excited.