Uh, what?

So in my dream I met Johnny Smith, from "The Dead Zone", and we talked in a bus. We also met a girl from my class (a girl I hated named Goni. Yes, that name is as stupid as it sounds), and I somehow gave him my home address. He came over to give me a letter, and in that letter a description of something I did, or should have done, because he touched me and saw something.

This made no sense whatsoever (and even though it was a dream... My dreams usually make more sense, see, they may be weird, yes, but with some kind of sense). I was totally confused, and my mom said she was worried about me because of the letter, and it was going to make me depressed.

Huh? What's going on?

And the weirdest part was that I woke up, and I still saw that dream go on, still felt some kind of leverage towards this person (I had a huge crush on Johnny Smith, so no surprise there).

It's 6 bloody a.m. and I've a test at 9.

And what was the thing with the calculator that played music?

I guess "Fringe" made it's way into my dream scape (yes, I did see that episode last night... Might explain it).

I feel crazy.

5 song meme

Post 5 songs (or more) that start with the letter you're given. Let me know if you'd like a letter.

sasha_feather gave me the letter A.

1. "Almost Unreal" - Roxette. Ahhh, the carefree days of my youth... *sigh*. The "Mario Brothers" movie was very stupid (though cute at the time), but it's real big thing was this song, and its video. I loved it from the moment I heard it, and it's still one of my favorites.

"Sometimes I feel, strange as it seems, you've been in my dreams all my life"

2. "Angel" - Sarah McLachlan. So fucking sad, and for a while I listened to it in loops (last year, March). Still makes me cry most of the times.

"Storm keeps on twisting, keep on building the lies, that you make up for all that you lack"

3. "Are you out there" - Dar Williams. Oh, such a sweet song! Another one of those I spent an afternoon listening to.

"What's the future, who will choose it/politics of love and music"

4. "Anna Rose" - Vienna Teng. If I'll ever have a daughter I'll be singing her to sleep with that song. The simplicity of this song, the beautiful lyrics, Vienna Teng's voice, it's just amazing.

"Anna Rose, it's time to dream/I see that your imagination has no bounds"

5. "A Sorta Fairytale" - Tori Amos. My dad and I both made once out "top 100" most beloved songs of all times. This is my number 2 (number 1 is "Winter"). Without a doubt beautiful, incredible song. I need only to close my eyes to see that road in Navada, where there is nothing around but desert. Of course, my journal title is taken from that song.

"Like A good book, I can't put this day back"

*snort*

This post, dating back to 2006, only goes to show I haven't changed much - I still haven't started learning french...