Plenty of dreams
Last night I woke up at 01:56 am and wondered, didn't I go to sleep a while ago?
I fell back asleep, and had a dream where a hot- air balloon fell in my hometown; as usual in those hot- air balloon falling- dreams, it was a stormy summer evening.
In another dream, I was in a plywood mansion with plenty of rooms meant for children's activities; there was a room where you could climb, a room full of toys, a room with a huge screen showing cartoons, and another room with beds for taking naps. I found it somehow menacing.
In yet another dream, I was near the shopping mall in the town where Eleclya's mother lives.
In the dream, there was a forest full of Satan worshippers, a library in the middle of eternal winter, a garden where people grew food, and a train station.
My right arm fell numb, I almost fell off the bed, and I mistook my hair strands for stripes on my pillow.
I got up at two o'clock in the afternoon. I took my morning meds, got dressed, and then I called my mother and asked if I can come over, she said I can.
I took a bus to my parents' home. Once there, mom let me in. She made me crepes and also served me some potatoes; I feel weird when I have a full meal, like the flatfish in the movie Padak, when you consider how little I actually eat.
My father gave me the weekly allowance, he let me pick the 20 euro bill up from his bureau drawer.
I called my granny, she is doing fine.
I walked to the station and caught a bus back home. I went to an ATM machine and deposited the money, and then I bought groceries; canned beans, kiwifruits, and oat milk.
I went back home, made some dinner and coffee. I tried washing off the stains on my Converse All Stars shoes with the Vanish powder I got from Furby.
I renewed the Microsoft Word subscription, and in the evening I took my meds and did the every- evening skincare regiment, and then I brushed my teeth.
Tomorrow I will go visit the new activity house downtown. I also have to mail some post cards.
After the visit, I will go see my mother; she will give me the weekly allowance. I will go see a movie about young people in the Soviet Union.
I fell back asleep, and had a dream where a hot- air balloon fell in my hometown; as usual in those hot- air balloon falling- dreams, it was a stormy summer evening.
In another dream, I was in a plywood mansion with plenty of rooms meant for children's activities; there was a room where you could climb, a room full of toys, a room with a huge screen showing cartoons, and another room with beds for taking naps. I found it somehow menacing.
In yet another dream, I was near the shopping mall in the town where Eleclya's mother lives.
In the dream, there was a forest full of Satan worshippers, a library in the middle of eternal winter, a garden where people grew food, and a train station.
My right arm fell numb, I almost fell off the bed, and I mistook my hair strands for stripes on my pillow.
I got up at two o'clock in the afternoon. I took my morning meds, got dressed, and then I called my mother and asked if I can come over, she said I can.
I took a bus to my parents' home. Once there, mom let me in. She made me crepes and also served me some potatoes; I feel weird when I have a full meal, like the flatfish in the movie Padak, when you consider how little I actually eat.
My father gave me the weekly allowance, he let me pick the 20 euro bill up from his bureau drawer.
I called my granny, she is doing fine.
I walked to the station and caught a bus back home. I went to an ATM machine and deposited the money, and then I bought groceries; canned beans, kiwifruits, and oat milk.
I went back home, made some dinner and coffee. I tried washing off the stains on my Converse All Stars shoes with the Vanish powder I got from Furby.
I renewed the Microsoft Word subscription, and in the evening I took my meds and did the every- evening skincare regiment, and then I brushed my teeth.
Tomorrow I will go visit the new activity house downtown. I also have to mail some post cards.
After the visit, I will go see my mother; she will give me the weekly allowance. I will go see a movie about young people in the Soviet Union.