March 18,
1999. Thursday.
Attention: Today is Thursday and Mr. Greg is in a very foul mood.
I don't
feel very good at all. I had a rather frightening series of nightmare
last night for the first time in a long time last night. Rodzilla
called around 2am, which ended up being a good thing, coz i was having
some sort of weird X-Files dream. I don't even watch the show.
But all this freaky shit was going on. Maybe it was the result of
drinking a lot right before i fell asleep. I actually went to bed
earlier than normal, but i didn't sleep well at all. When Rodzilla called,
I was normal for a few minutes, then a started this crazy rambling. Sometimes
I do that when I'm tired. I start talking to people, in a daze, like
they were there in my dream. Then I realize what I'm doing and i feel like
a big idiot. I don't even remember what I said, only that it made
absolutely no sense. But I'm still glad that she called. Always
nice to here from Rodzilla, don'tcha know...
So no
word on grad school yet. At this point, I guess I'm giving up all realistic
hope. If I'd gotten in, I think they'd sent the letter earlier, and
sent the rejections to the poor schelps out on the 15th, like they said
they would. It's sorta bumming me out. BUt I'd rather not think
about it. Usually I wait till later in the day for these thoughts to consume
me and drive me mad.
I went
home yesterday and started drinking simply because it was St. Patrick's
Day. But I have such a low tolerance for discomfort and taste of
most alcohol that i didn't get very far. Maybe a drink and hour.
Still driving capable, although i had no where to go. But i do enjoy
quiet time to myself. I did a little drunken rockin' out, thanks
to my recent headphone aquisition. That was actually a lot of fun.
But I may have done serious damamge to my hearing. But that's the chance
we rockers take. I was too lazy to set up the 4-track, but i wish
i would've. I was pretty happy with the shit I was coming up with.
I can feel it all slipping away. Oh well, I'm sure it'll come back
to me. So moving on...
The only
dream that i had last night that wasn't a nightmare, was a dream where
i was naked. Actually, come to think of it, it did turn into a nightmare.
I remember a truck hitting another car and overturning on the road.
I saw the guy in the front passenger seat hit the ground as the truck rolled
his way, and the impact broke the window and he fell and and slid across
the road. When he got up, it appeared that he had no hands, only
fleshy stumps. But then his hands appeared, but there was still skin hanging
offa him. i think the person was an actor. Maybe somebody from Star
Trek or something. I can't really recall. But it was pretty gruesome.
i still felt creeped out in the shower this morning, because i was having
all sorts of flashbacks to the dreams.
My god,
could i use a nap. I guess it's pretty sad when my dreams are so
much more interesting than my life. Oh well. I guess I'll spend
the day worrying about my grad school letter. Then i can get on with
my life, whatever that may be. besides fucking BORING.
The scenic Blue Ridge Parkway. I think this particular view is call Irish
Gap or something like that. Anyway, it's about 10-15 miles outside of Lexington,
VA. The town of Buena Vista lies below, between those two mountains.
The Kerr's
Creek overpass, running over I-64. About 5 Miles outside Lexington
on Route 60. You get a really cool affect when you drive down this
bridge and look at the ground where the road meets the mountains.
Highway I-64, as
viewed to the left when coming down the bridge. For some unknown
reason, I've found it amusing to stand up here and motion to passing cars
and trucks, trying to elicit a honk or beep or "thumbs up" or something.
Yes, it was often rather boring. Rodzilla would get a lot of acknowledgments
from passing cars. More than me, anyway, the mammarianly- challenged
Coincidentally, I've noticed that the time here at work moves very rapidly
when I'm doing web-geek stuff, whereas it normally crawls along at a snail's
pace.
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