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Oct. 7th, 2003 11:06 amRrrrarg. Coke in the morning makes my head go all woogly. Not that this ever prevents me from drinking it - I stumble over chairs and squint at people and run into doorjambs contendedly. I will use this as a justification for not posting more often. You really DON'T want to read the tired and bored ramblings of my caffeinated head.
Last night I dreamed I was skipping school, working as a busboy for some guy with bristly sideburns and a voice like Greg Proops. He really liked my radio show when I was in college, which is kind of sad, since the waking-me never had one. Symptom of downloading too many mp3s, I suppose. There were also roads and routes north of my old house in Illinois ("north" in the dream, though they would have really been east, wouldn't they?) that stretched across the cornfields and opened the landscape in whole new directions. I wonder what it is about the extended-scenery - does everybody have those? Dreams where you discover an extra room off the kitchen you grew up in, or tunnels in your old basement that you'd never noticed before? It's probably some dreamish-metaphor for the subconscious. Still, I'd love to find one, yeah?
Last night I dreamed I was skipping school, working as a busboy for some guy with bristly sideburns and a voice like Greg Proops. He really liked my radio show when I was in college, which is kind of sad, since the waking-me never had one. Symptom of downloading too many mp3s, I suppose. There were also roads and routes north of my old house in Illinois ("north" in the dream, though they would have really been east, wouldn't they?) that stretched across the cornfields and opened the landscape in whole new directions. I wonder what it is about the extended-scenery - does everybody have those? Dreams where you discover an extra room off the kitchen you grew up in, or tunnels in your old basement that you'd never noticed before? It's probably some dreamish-metaphor for the subconscious. Still, I'd love to find one, yeah?
