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[nishatalitha]

I was almost late for catching the bus this morning, thanks to this weird dream I was having.



It was set at my grandparents bach at Lake Rotoiti, the one which adjoins Rotorua. maudlinrose and thesane know where this is.

There were jedi fighting in the kitchen, with lightsabers. One of them was Obi Wan Kenobi and I don't know who the other one was, but it was someone Kenobi was close to, only not Anakin or Qui Gon Jinn, but tall and human. Male. I have no idea why they were fighting there.

Anyhow, Dad said he was leaving soon and I remembered that I had to leave for work anyway and decided to go with him. This meant that I had to shut down the satellite on my laptop (which involved removing the cloth covering - one per day worked - and folding it up), which I did. But something happened with the download, and I started getting the latest TV1 news report, and clicking the corner box with the cross on didn't do anything, and nor did pressing delete. It said it was going to delete, but then it didn't. In the end, I just pulled the plug on the internet and shut it down.

That was early morning. I took another look at the clock and realised that it was far too late for me to get to work now, since somehow, several hours had passed and it was now around 11.00am. I considered calling in sick, but the travel time to Hamilton from Rotorua wasn't that bad (yes, the Bolton was in Hamilton) and decided to go in anyway.

Then I woke up with my alarm buzzing, saw the time, realised it was actually half past eight, according to my quarter-of-an-hour-fast alarm clock, that I actually started work at nine, not eleven, and started moving.

I do have to wonder what jedi were doing in the kitchen at Rotoiti, though. And I kept thinking I lived in Rotorua and trying to estimate travel times based on the distance from Rotorua to Hamilton for half the day. Somehow, I think it's a good thing that I'm not working tomorrow.

After that, the day started off, well, okay. Couldn't do rooms for a while, because no one had left, and then, of course, they were kinda messy, it being Sunday and all. Left one room early because of a nasty headache, but sitting outside in the wind waiting for the bus blew most of it away. And then I headed off to Creswick Tce. to watch Blade: Trinity, which would've been more amusing, if I hadn't kept on trying to fall asleep through it. Wasn't sitting next to anyone who had a shoulder I wanted to put my head on, so managed to avoid that embarassment. However, unless I come across something fantastic to read very soon, I'm going to be in bed and asleep within the hour.

Hallowed Hunt comes out on Wednesday. That's three days away.

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Theory 101

[(Anonymous)]

There's a theory about dreams. It is said that the brain records EVERYTHING that we see and do 24/7 no matter how irrelevant, and that when we sleep it sorts out what to keep and what to throw away and sort of files it away if you will into the appropriate memory storage banks. (Just like the McDonalds ad's). This theory assumes that fragments of the images that are sorted are transfered as dreams which is why a lot of it seems so familiar. The familiar bits are experiences we actually remember by our selves and the rest is stuff we've seen but not acknowledged. So in theory anything we dream has been seen or experienced by us at some stage, wether it be TV or film or pictures or whatever.

It was explained a lot clearer when Iread it but that was ages ago. It's not the most plausable theory of dreams but It's reasonable.

Re: Theory 101

[(Anonymous)]

This is Troll btw *waves*

Re: Theory 101

[nishatalitha.livejournal.com]

The McDonalds' ad references was confusing. However, I know where pretty much all of the elements in my dream come from. I just found it amusing, particularly the part where I was almost (actually) late for work because I dreamed it started at 11.00am. I'd vaguely like to know what made my brain mix them all together, but it doesn't matter that much.

[(Anonymous)]

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