Nightmares

[dewline]

Been having them this past week.

One where my neighbourhood learns what it was like in Baghdad, Iraq the hardest way. Aerial bombardments, flames, that sort of thing.

Another where all my library collections are whisked forever out of my reach by someone I've trusted. (Not anyone in my friendlist, rest assured there.)

Feels like I'm on an edge of some sort.

Comments

[howsmyenglish]

It does feel like that, I agree.
I think, writing out (maybe just for yourself, privately) what it is exactly that makes you feel worried might help. Anything that has a name is less scary than a nameless dread.

[moon_custafer]

My dreams, around the middle of last night, involved having to share cooking and easting space with a bunch of people who were proud racists and also cannibals. Later I had a less scary but still frustrating dream about travel in which all layouts were confusing and mazelike and all vehicles impossible to steer.

[thewayne]

That's pretty sucky. Have you had any change in meds (not that I know if you're on anything) or eating habits, or are you reading news later than usual?

I hope they go away soon.

Here's a mantra for you to chant at night before going to sleep: "Bad dreams, change of work order address: you are now to visit 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC, USA."

[dewline]

I think he's already having a bunch of those too. Different reasons in his case, and they are not having an instructive effect upon him.

[draconis]

Sound thoroughly sucktastic -- I'm sorry to hear it, and I hope they resolve soon!