I'm not supposed to think of you anymore...
I think my Seussical hat has problems. That is really the only explanation for it. You see...I really hate admitting this, but I've been keeping the hat under my pillow. I know, I know how pathetic. I guess I just don't want to let go, but the point is on the nights when it's under my pillow I have dreams about the play.
Like one night, I had a dream we were putting on a performance at my church for some reason. I was really excited about it, but the only problem was they fired me from the show right before I was about to go on. It was awful, and yet somehow I still ended up on stage. The strangest part was when it was all over I was driving home, and I passed right by a theme park. Only guess what the theme was? Dr. Seuss! And there Jake was in his Cat in the Hat costume handing out balloons to a group of kids, but it was kinda funny because my mom lent over to me and said,"Oh, I guess he got a summer job after all!".
Last night I had a dream about it too. Only this time it was stranger. It was like a ton of people were over at my house just hanging out, and watching Harry Potter. Except everyone was watching it in my parents room for some reason. So, everyone's just sitting around on the water bed, and I start talking to Cameron. Then the movie gets over with, and we start watching an anime show. Like I said it was really strange.
On another note one of my sister's friends went bowling at Crossroads a couple of nights ago. He was walking back to his car. When a guy stuck a gun in his face, and demanded his wallet. That would've scared the crap out of me. Luckily, Andrew didn't get hurt.
Tonight I'm finally going to see the Saratoga Lights. Yay! You see there is this old dirt road in Saratoga that used to be part of a railroad track. There are a ton of ghost stories about it, but my favorite (and the most historically accurate) legend is the one about a man walking home by the tracks with a lantern. According to the story on his way home he got hit by a train, and decapitated. Now every night he searches the tracks for his lost head, and the lantern is attributed as being one of the lights. Anyway I can't wait to go, but don't worry I'll be sure to tell ya'll all about it.
Like one night, I had a dream we were putting on a performance at my church for some reason. I was really excited about it, but the only problem was they fired me from the show right before I was about to go on. It was awful, and yet somehow I still ended up on stage. The strangest part was when it was all over I was driving home, and I passed right by a theme park. Only guess what the theme was? Dr. Seuss! And there Jake was in his Cat in the Hat costume handing out balloons to a group of kids, but it was kinda funny because my mom lent over to me and said,"Oh, I guess he got a summer job after all!".
Last night I had a dream about it too. Only this time it was stranger. It was like a ton of people were over at my house just hanging out, and watching Harry Potter. Except everyone was watching it in my parents room for some reason. So, everyone's just sitting around on the water bed, and I start talking to Cameron. Then the movie gets over with, and we start watching an anime show. Like I said it was really strange.
On another note one of my sister's friends went bowling at Crossroads a couple of nights ago. He was walking back to his car. When a guy stuck a gun in his face, and demanded his wallet. That would've scared the crap out of me. Luckily, Andrew didn't get hurt.
Tonight I'm finally going to see the Saratoga Lights. Yay! You see there is this old dirt road in Saratoga that used to be part of a railroad track. There are a ton of ghost stories about it, but my favorite (and the most historically accurate) legend is the one about a man walking home by the tracks with a lantern. According to the story on his way home he got hit by a train, and decapitated. Now every night he searches the tracks for his lost head, and the lantern is attributed as being one of the lights. Anyway I can't wait to go, but don't worry I'll be sure to tell ya'll all about it.