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And I'm back once again, with yet another entry. It's almost sad how often I update this thing when I don't have people around to talk to all the time, isn't it? I used to think I was fairly introverted; now I realize that I'm only introverted when I'm friendless.

There was this horrific moment a little bit ago where I was reading some really adorable scene in my book and I completely melted. I've obviously been away from my boyfriend for too long. Heavens. I thought I'd passed that stage when I turned eleven, but apparently not.

Lexi and I saw Ocean's 13 this afternoon and followed that up with a very long House marathon. Both were amazing, and I actually got in the right lane this time on the way home from the theater! I'm almost proud. Driving home at three in the morning after the marathon was a little creepy, for some odd reasons that I need not get into, but I got home fine and that's what's important.

I'm listening to far too much music lately. I should probably stop. My shuffled playlist of Lily Allen, Keane, Corinne Bailey Rae, Regina Spektor, The Fratellis, The Feeling, The Kooks, The Scissor Sisters, etc. is like a drug. Is there a patch to help you quit music?

If I'm going to be up this early, I'm going to watch the sun rise. Maybe I should borrow my dad's laptop and make myself comfortable on the deck. That would be rather gorgeous, wouldn't it? I think I've got myself a plan.

Even better than that, though, would be going down to the beach with a sweatshirt and a camera. I can't take the path because I'd be alone and there are rapists(!), but I could drive down there perfectly safely. I'm doing it.
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It's been a strange few days. My sleeping schedule is now almost on track with the rest of the world, except instead of staying up later than everyone else, now I'm getting up earlier. I'm already tired enough that I know the trend will continue another day, with me waking up somewhere between five and six tomorrow morning. Oh well, it's better than sleeping the day away!

We've been making some mega landscaping changes around our house. Upsides: an awesome-looking house, a slight tan, and a work-out. Downside: a work-out. It wasn't too bad, I guess. I was really annoyed when my parents stopped for lunch, took a three-hour nap, and then decided to get to work again. I can't stand stopping in the middle of a project, especially for that long. If you're done, stop; if you're not done, get back to work!

Church felt very awkward today. I kept coming up with outfits that would be considered immodest, so I had to keep changing my clothes. I ended up looking good (as always! ha) but feeling incredibly stupid. All through the meetings I couldn't help but think how worthless it was for me to be there since I don't believe in any of it. Instead of being angry about that, though, as my brother always was, I just felt guilty. I should have gone to my old class with Devin; I would have been too distracted to be emo. I don't think it's possible to be around Devin for any significant amount of time and remain unhappy—not for me (and Jenny!), at least. I wish I'd thought of that at the time. Blast!

The plan for tomorrow was going to be rock climbing with my sister, her husband, and some of their friends, but she sprained both of her ankles in a fall today while hiking with the same group, so I doubt we're still going. Even if everyone else is, there's no way I'd go with them without Juli, so no rock climbing for us. Boo!

Apparently I like ending paragraphs with exclamations tonight. How odd!

I need more social contact with non-family members and non-church members; those groups just make me feel down. Also, I need hugs. Lots of them. Why does school only last eight months out of the year? I want my life back!
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I must be sicker than I thought I was. I've had one long headache since Wednesday, and I haven't slept this poorly for three nights in a row before in my life.

Thursday night was plagued by nosebleeds. I woke up at least five times in the night to get Kleenex and pinch my nose for five or ten minutes before falling back asleep. I fell asleep Friday night only after resorting to reading a section from a very boring book about privacy, then proceeded to toss and turn all night. Last night consisted of about eight different odd scenarios that somehow required me to wake up after each and every one.

Morpheus and Hypnos are jerks.

And really, where is S? If you say you're going to bring something to me in the morning, bring it to me in the morning! If I don't answer the door or you can't come over or whatever, call me or write on my wall or do something, because I am going to be thoroughly annoyed if you don't! I am very seriously considering revoking my offer to help her. My help obviously is not very important to her if she's completely forgotten about it.
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I woke up this morning thinking, "Man, what an awesome dream! Who would have thought sitting around a campfire with a bunch of girls could be so much fun? I loved everyone there, too, even though we invited a few people I hate. I need to tell them about it so we can do it for real!"

Then I stopped, furrowed my brow, and burst out laughing. We actually did get a group of girls together and sit around a campfire for two or three hours. It's no wonder why I thought it was a dream, though—that was possibly the best night of my life so far. I think I had more fun making hot dogs and smores and being the rational one while everyone freaked out at slight noises than I had even at Mrs. B's house, which says something, really. I only wish Natalie had been able to join us, because it was amazing, and I know her presence only would have made it better.
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That layout change took way more work than it should have. Thanks, [livejournal.com profile] dooped. I'm sick and tired, literally. I'm also sick and tired metaphorically, I suppose—

I think that all right-thinking people in this country are sick and tired of being told that ordinary, decent people are fed up in this country with being sick and tired. I'm certainly not! But I'm sick and tired of being told that I am.

I actually am sick and tired of being sick and tired. I hate being ill. Rain, rain, come back to me! I need you to cheer me up!

You know you haven't slept enough when you start hearing phantom sewing machines working away at three in the morning.

Recurring

Jun. 5th, 2006 01:47 am
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I had this dream just before the end of middle school, I think. Or maybe it was in my last days of junior high? I don't really know what it was then, all I know is what it is now.

We're together, all of us full IB kids, and it's the last day of school. The bell has just rung, releasing us forever, but we don't want to go, not just yet. So we stick around. The hours roll by, but no one has left, and even Mrs. L and Mrs. B are still there with us. When we watch the digital clock change over to midnight, we know it's almost time to go. We've been talking and laughing and hugging all day, all night, and we don't want to stop, but the clock shows one, then two, and we know it's time. We all leave the room, slowly, not in any hurry to go, but no longer needing to stay.

I suppose there must be some significance that I left around 2:10 AM in my dream, thinking about how worried and mad my mother must be, when school normally gets out at 2:10 PM, but I won't try to find it.
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I just had what was probably the worst dream I've had in my entire life.

We're at some sort of youth group meeting, and Colby is teaching a lesson. For some reason, Ed is there, but no one else from school is. So Ed, Devin and I start goofing off. Something to do with a car?... I don't know. That part was weird. But after a bit, I sort of stand back and realize that we're being complete jerks to Colby, so I apologize. Ed and Devin don't, they just leave. I'm really upset that night because of how rude I was to Colby, so I don't even think about what might have happened to Ed and Devin.

When I get to school the next day, I can't remember what the class schedule is. I run into Maria (Ed's girlfriend and one of my best friends) and ask her, but she rolls her eyes at me and storms off. I race after her, make her stop, and ask what in the world is wrong. She tells me that I got Ed in trouble and everyone is pissed. I just stand there, shocked, and she walks off in a huff.

I feel like my world has collapsed around me. I find out from a random person in the halls that we have second period first, so I don't see Sam and Vaness, so I can't confirm that everyone hates me, but I'm pretty sure they do. Somehow time skips ahead to lunch, and I see that Maria is right: Lexi, Sam, Steph, and Vaness are all pissed at me, and no one else in the school will talk to me either, so it seems that everyone hates me for what I did to Ed. (No one at school knows Devin—I doubt they'd care anyway, people are usually happy when something bad happens to Devin.) School lunch that day is lasagna, so I get it, but I can't eat very much.

Our next period is Advisory (which is never after lunch in real life, but oh well), which I have with Ed. I force him to listen to me and finally get him to understand that I wasn't trying to screw him over when I apologized to Colby. He's still annoyed with me, but at least he'll talk to me.

That's all I can remember happening. I hope I never do something that turns everyone (everyone being Maria, Lexi, Sam, Steph, and Vaness, of course, and possibly Ed) against me in real life. If that dream day had been a real day, it would have been one of the worst in my life.

Prophecy

Feb. 5th, 2005 12:04 pm
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The worst dream ever after the worst day ever. Fitting, I guess.

It's July 2006. I am packing two beautiful trunks for my trip to France with my French teacher and a bunch of my friends in French. When I finish, we head off to the airport.

The flight is delayed. We decide to go home and wait until the airport calls us. While reading in my bed, I fall asleep.

I wake up much later. I panic when I realize how long I slept, thinking I might have missed the flight. I race downstairs.

No one is looking at me. I gasp. My mom finally tells me that I missed the flight. They have decided that the trip was costing too much money, and not worth it. I yell at her that this was what my life had been leading up to. My dad yells at me to stop yelling, that the rest of the family has all agreed on this.

I run back upstairs and start moving things aimlessly around my floor. When I'm about to cry, I decide that it's not worth it to be angry with them, that my mom will comfort me. I go back downstairs, slowly this time.

I sit next to my mom and lean against her. I ask them to tell me again why exactly I couldn't go on the trip. My dad starts out this time, sounding terribly mocking. My French teacher had called and said that there would be a meeting at the airport at seven, and that she would bring the other chaperone with her. My dad says that she could either bring the nice student teacher with her, or her girlfriend. Her girlfriend would probably bring the baby, that stupid child. Terrible people.

I gasp again. You mean I'm not on my way to France right now because you have a problem with my favorite teacher? You mean cost has nothing to do with this? I hate you! I hate you!

When I woke up, I had tears in my eyes and all down my face.
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I am happy to report that I can function quite well on one and a half hours of sleep; just as well, in fact, as I can on five or six hours. Possibly even better, as I have a bad relationship with five hours of sleep--one that causes me to almost fall asleep during history and at work.

I am also happy to report that functioning quite well includes 29/30 on my history final and the praise of one of my best critics on my english oral. Hot dog!
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I had a dream last night.

That's it. No details.

Not really. So first my English teacher switched our seats around, so I was in the middle of the row furthest to the left. After that she told us that there would be a change in our next book. It wouldn't be what she'd said before, it would be Wicked by Gregory Maguire.

I took in a deep breath and grinned so hard my face hurt. One of my firneds was sitting behind me, and I turned around and told her in excited whispers that it was the musical that had been stuck in my head for the past two months. I don't remember much after that except for continuing to grin so hard my face hurt.

When I woke up, I had March of the Witch Hunters stuck in my head.
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Why am I so tired? I feel like I am surrounded by water. Time is moving so slowly, and my head and hands are so heavy. Ugghh.

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