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Tag Archives: dreams
DREAM JOURNAL: RECURRING
In the wake of gerrymandering and Crosscheck voter invalidation, the United States government has finally become a full-on evangelical theocracy, enacting biblical punishments for all transgressions. They’ve also adopted the non-evangelical notion of “purgatory” out of a sense of expediency … Continue reading
DREAM JOURNAL: 03/20/2016
I’m walking through a wooded area, but the trees are all in neat rows. Looking to my left, I see a serpentine, floating beam of light, roiling through two rows of pines. It moves, but not in a straight line … Continue reading
DREAM JOURNAL: 11/14/2016
My car has been in the body shop for so long that the insurance company doesn’t want to keep paying for a rental, and I’m forced to return the one I have and figure out other arrangements. An acquaintance loans … Continue reading
YOU’VE GOT WHATEVER’S LEFT OF ME TO GET
So last night I had a strange dream. I was working in a standard, generic-style office environment. I had a desk out in the open, with a library cart next to my desk, and my boss’s desk was near mine. … Continue reading