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Giant Meme o' Me - Day 15
Apr. 5th, 2011 07:49 pmDay 15 – Your dreams
My dreams are always very vivid, surround-sound and full experience. I also have a tendency to 'jump' characters within the dream, experiencing it from many perspectives. That's always been the case, for as long as I can remember.
I didn't use to have nightmares often, but I do admit that since the break up, they come more often. Dreams of helplessness, usually, where I'm in a situation where I can't escape or I have to do something terrible to survive, or I have to try and stop something and I can't. I often dream about zombies, too, although those aren't always nightmares: they're more action-adventure, with a lot of pro-active zombie bashing. ;)
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In other news, one of my lawyers has Epstein-Barr, which is also known as mono or glandular fever, as well as a liver infection and she'll be off work for six weeks. Given how infectious it can be and the fact I handle all of her files and documents, I think a trip to the doctor would not go astray, especially considering this fatigue and body ache I've had for months now. After all, better to be safe than sorry.
My dreams are always very vivid, surround-sound and full experience. I also have a tendency to 'jump' characters within the dream, experiencing it from many perspectives. That's always been the case, for as long as I can remember.
I didn't use to have nightmares often, but I do admit that since the break up, they come more often. Dreams of helplessness, usually, where I'm in a situation where I can't escape or I have to do something terrible to survive, or I have to try and stop something and I can't. I often dream about zombies, too, although those aren't always nightmares: they're more action-adventure, with a lot of pro-active zombie bashing. ;)
( and the rest )
In other news, one of my lawyers has Epstein-Barr, which is also known as mono or glandular fever, as well as a liver infection and she'll be off work for six weeks. Given how infectious it can be and the fact I handle all of her files and documents, I think a trip to the doctor would not go astray, especially considering this fatigue and body ache I've had for months now. After all, better to be safe than sorry.
