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[phosfate]

I am thankful for one thing this week - unlike many, I have not been plagued with nightmares. Perhaps it's because recent events have combined pretty much every recurring nightmare I've ever had (we just need a faceless, knife-wielding killer, nuclear armaggedon, and a great deal of confusion regarding final exams and nudity to complete the package), freeing up my subconscious for more abstract visions.

Or I'm just too damn tired.

Comments

[nitasee.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure that a nightmare wouldn't be an improvement. At least, when I wake up, it's not real. Instead, my dreams are just replays, over and over again, of the news stories.

[cageyklio.livejournal.com]

Terrible night's sleep last night. I wish I could just sleep and sleep, but I can't stop listening to the news.

[finabair.livejournal.com]

I only had the replays that first night, and I don't think I could call them nightmares, my brain was running in 'process' mode. Nightmares grab me and keep me prisoner and my brain doesn't quite work right and I can't wake up. I was somehow able to think during these and could have woken up, but I didn't feel a need to. I was somehow aware that waking up wouldn't get me away from it, I think.

[moondog.livejournal.com]

I've been too tired to dream lately. That I can remember. The worst nightmare I ever had was years ago after watching a special on Nuclear War O.o