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Nov. 8th, 2005 05:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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Dear god. Did I just sleep for eighteen hours?
Wow.
I'm really hungry. Evidently sleep takes it out of you.
I had a dream where the granny was the murderer. But we foiled it my strategically moving the noose so she couldn't reach it, because she was so small. And, like. We couldn't turn her in, because granny, but we weren't going to shelter her because the bitch was a murderer! So we sent her to get the train. While we painted the entire room blue.
And no, dammit, she couldn't have a different bag to pick green beans in.
...I know. I have mental problems.
On a different note, I adore my Tuesday lecture. The lecturer is soft-spoken and Irish and confused and hilariously funny, and he talks about medieval theology and medicine and magic and gender identity and witch-hunts and other things that make me squee from my seat at the back.
Extract from notes: 'Controlling demons with chemistry = serious science. Apparently attempted with straight faces for over a century.'
Dear god. Did I just sleep for eighteen hours?
Wow.
I'm really hungry. Evidently sleep takes it out of you.
I had a dream where the granny was the murderer. But we foiled it my strategically moving the noose so she couldn't reach it, because she was so small. And, like. We couldn't turn her in, because granny, but we weren't going to shelter her because the bitch was a murderer! So we sent her to get the train. While we painted the entire room blue.
And no, dammit, she couldn't have a different bag to pick green beans in.
...I know. I have mental problems.
On a different note, I adore my Tuesday lecture. The lecturer is soft-spoken and Irish and confused and hilariously funny, and he talks about medieval theology and medicine and magic and gender identity and witch-hunts and other things that make me squee from my seat at the back.
Extract from notes: 'Controlling demons with chemistry = serious science. Apparently attempted with straight faces for over a century.'
