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[giddygeek]

I took two Tylenol PM last night before bed and woah, woah with the weird dreams. I should've expected it, I guess, since the last time I took one I had a dream about kerri_berri, a long flight of stairs, and a leather umbrella. The first weird dream last night was about people who could turn into horses. They spoke English when they were horses, but only spoke German when they were people. Yep.

The second weird dream was actually lj-related--we were having a huge gathering and everyone off my friendslist was there, and I went to go say hi to sola_fiamma, who turned out to have ankle-length silver hair. Not grey but silver, as in metal. Pretty sure I'm not going to be able to shake that mental image like ever, so now we can never meet, because it might make my brain explode. ;-)

Also pretty sure now that I shouldn't read LJ before bed, after taking two Tylenol PM. Congrats on the new space though,sola_fiamma!

I signed up for both SeSa and Yuletide in a fit of writerly-optimism. Since last year I finished two stories for SeSa, I decided I could manage. Now we'll just carefully ignore the fact that I've had writer's block since like, March. It's fine! It's good! The shock of having to write Lambs or Van/Deaq will cure me, I know it will!

Sometimes I just do not know what I am thinking. And then I realize--clearly, I am not thinking at all.

It'll be fun though. Everyone seems to be in the same, yayyay SeSa, omg, I signed up for *what*? boat that I'm in, which makes me laugh. I love the SeSa related mass whining almost as much as I love all the stories being unveiled.

Last but most certainly not least--Happy Birthday to snacky, the most wonderfully evil treat on the internet. I hope you have a good day and a great year! :)

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LOL. Start growing it, AND making it out of metal. Seriously, it was so bizarre! I mean, it looked awesome, but it was very wtf on so many levels. I don't remember anything about height, though, so you're safe there. ;-)

I'm so glad we signed up, too. I love the SeSa so so so unbelievably much. This'll be my third year doing it, and I think the stories I'm most proud of were the previous SeSa stories. I can be really good under pressure. And I can't wait for assignments to come out--I got my Yuletide assignment today and just went whee, story ideas! I'm hoping for the same reaction to SeSa. *bounce*

Here's to busted writer's block!