So when I was a very small child, before I started
school, I kept having these dreams of .. something... sneaking out my
bedroom window or something like that. I can't fully remember right now.
Back then I loved Hong Kong Phooey and the Pink Panther, so in my
waking life there were a lot of burglars wearing that cap they're famous
for. I forget what kind of cap it is. I'm fond of 'em too. They're
classy. ;-)
In this one particular dream I'd
met on the road in the woods with the others the way I normally do. And
it was time for me to come home. So the nice men and lady brought me
home. And as I was coming out of it a woman's voice kept saying "Don't
open your eyes. Don't open your eyes."
Well,
duh. I opened my eyes and looked to my left. On the wall was a huge
silhouette: a tiny body and a head that I took for a head with one of
those caps on. Naturally I screamed bloody murder, and the parents came
running. There was a burglar in the house, I told them. I don't think
they believed me.
Grew up with a lot of night fears, though.
Before
that when I had a crib I'd wait for the folks to go to bed. As soon as
the house was dark and quiet I'd climb out of the crib and go stand at
the front door window, waiting. I'd just look out and wait.
And to this day wherever I live, after a while one of the windows will form black smudges along the side from where I'm apparently sleep walking as I wait. My house in Illinois still has the smudges - at least it had better. The girl staying there for me was told never to wash them off but I'm given to understand she's turned my room into her room so anything can happen. However there's hope. The window in my bedroom is starting to sport the smudges. It's a hard window to get to. I must be really desperate to watch and wait.
Reticulans all must die. One squirt of a good weed killer on the right planet, and our problems are over. ;-)
Seems to me, though, in a mundane sense these events I mention here are the true start of my story. The rest I talked about earlier: it's a story in my head. It may not be real. But these things here, now. They are.
I didn't wake up from a nightmare and scream. I woke up, turned my head, saw something while already wide awake, and screamed.
And I never forgot.
To this day I'm nervous about shadows in the dark.
I want to make note that three days ago I woke up with a big
shoe burn on the back of my left ankle. It hurt to the touch and was red; as
long as my hand.
And my muscles hurt, too, like I’d done some really super
intense work out.
That night before, I’d been trying to stay up and work but
was hit with an overwhelming need to sleep. Oh well, I thought. I’ve been
staying up all day so it’s only natural to want to sleep at night. So I went to
sleep.
And woke up early the next day: usually a sign that I’ve
been somewhere.
But who can say. I wake up with weird spots like that all of
the time.
I think if that is gonna keep happening, they should give me
an hour and make me work out. I’m flabby and out of shape. I mean, there should
be SOME benefits to this shit. Seriously.
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