Life is looking up because I have awesome dreams
I can't remember what I dreamed last night, but two nights ago I dreamed I was a ninja who was trying to escape from a castle. I was on the run from Sir Crocodile, a crew of pirates (PotC pirates, not One Piece pirates), and a host of mercenaries who wanted to kill me for unknown reasons. In my spare time I somehow managed to find my flute and my jr. high band teacher and participate in a rehearsal. He said my skills weren't too shabby after 4 years of not playing, but he did wish I would get to the rehearsal on time. Sorry, I was a little busy trying not to get captured. For once I didn't get injured or killed in my dream. I did, however, manage to meet brianjapan and Link while I was sneaking around. Did I mention that I could climb on walls because I had mad ninja skills?
Three nights ago I dreamed I was a runaway. I was also a teenage boy, which made the dream that much better. (I don't dwell on it too much, but I've always wished that I was born male.) The best part was that I had a pet orca, which I somehow managed to keep secret from everyone else. Come to think of it, the orca was probably the reason I had to run away in the first place. We lived in a hotel (with an attached giant swimming pool) along with a dozen other orphan kids and two "guardians". Some of the kids were nice, some were mean, and some were downright evil... but it didn't matter, because my orca would eat my enemies upon my command.This dream was basically How to Train Your Dragon with whales instead of dragons.
Speaking of How to Train Your Dragon, does anyone know the DVD release date? I want to see it again soooo badly but it's not in theaters anymore. D:
And recently I can't stop listening to this song:
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It gets a bit repetitive, so you don't have to listen to the whole thing. You'll get the gist of it after the first minute or so.
Some of the lyrics are "I'd rather forget and not slow down than gather regret for the things I can't change now." and "Cause I could spend my life just trying to sift through what I could've done better, but what good do 'what ifs' do?"
I should probably take one of these up as my mantra. I've been stressing over things that happened last semester, to the point where I'm making myself physically sick. If I would just fix the things that I can fix and leave the rest behind me, I might not be so frustrated and angry with myself all the time.
On a slightly more random note - I keep using it's instead of its. I swear I know the difference between the two, but that apostrophe keeps sneaking into my words. I'm beginning to doubt my grasp of the English language. Either that or I should be proofreading comments three times instead of two before I post them.