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[valis2]

I am beginning to feel a little better. Just a little. Still winded and a bit congested and my throat's still sore.

One of the good things about being self-employed? I can take off an entire week. Bad things? I have a show tomorrow that I cannot take a "sick day" for, lol. I hope I don't keel over after it's done.

So far, I can only remember one crazy antibiotics dream. I made a deal with some sort of powerful entity to become a cat in someone's house. I thought that the entity was...neutral. Anyway, I became a black cat with green eyes. I was told by the entity that eventually I would have to pass a test, and after that, it would be permanent. So after a few days, this other cat suddenly came running up some stairs, and I was astonished, because it was me, er, me-the-cat, an exact duplicate. The cat was crouched low to the ground, looking around, hyperalert. And then I knew what the test was, and I was upset, because the entity obviously wasn't neutral, it was evil. Um. Dream logic, remember. Anyway, the test was that I had to kill the other cat. If I did, it would be permanent. If I didn't, the other cat would stay in the house and my cat contract would be lost. So I lunged, using the element of surprise, and bit the cat right solid on the back of its neck. It was incredibly intense. I could feel the fur, I could feel my canines sinking in, I could feel the spinal cord. But then I woke up. So I have no idea if I'm actually a cat in someone's house, or if I lost and that other cat's in someone's house, and I'm just me, typing a LJ entry. Probably the latter. Damned entities.

Comments

[catsintheattic.livejournal.com]

And the most important lesson to learn about being self-employed: is not to feel guilty when taking off an entire week, even when sick. *stern look at self*

I'll keep my fingers crossed that all goes well for you tomorrow. *hugs*

Your dreams will never cease to amaze me - they're so vivid. And scary, too! When I read this, *I* could feel my teeth biting into cat fur - well written stuff. *nods*

[valis2.livejournal.com]

And the most important lesson to learn about being self-employed: is not to feel guilty when taking off an entire week, even when sick.

Easier said than done, as you so well know. Last night, after the car was loaded and I was ready, I finally allowed myself to completely relax--I will again tonight when I come home, I just know it. If I've really accomplished something in a day, then I feel great about wandering around the internet, lol.

I'll keep my fingers crossed that all goes well for you tomorrow. *hugs*

Aw, me too! Thank you! I'll definitely report in tonight.

Your dreams will never cease to amaze me - they're so vivid. And scary, too! When I read this, *I* could feel my teeth biting into cat fur - well written stuff. *nods*

I really don't understand why they're so much more vivid when I'm on antibiotics. That is really strange, y'know?

[catsintheattic.livejournal.com]

I almost never remember my dreams at all. If I do, they are really vivid, too. But I can't tell how being on antibiotics affects my dreaming. Maybe it's not the antibiotics but more the fact that you take antibiotics when you are sick, and the being sick affects your dreams - makes you wake up easier and therefore, the dreams more available to you once you've woken up?

Still sending good vibes for your health and the show. It's a good idea to relax after the show. I'm always grateful for people telling me that I'm allowed to relax when I'm sick (in spite of not having accomplished something, but just to get better) - so I'm telling you, too. :-)

[artystone.livejournal.com]

Haha! A cat entry exam.
Sorry uz failed try dog!

[valis2.livejournal.com]

*laughs and laughs* Yes, exactly! I'm not smrt enough to be a cat. Not even a blurry one, lol.

[verdenia.livejournal.com]

Whoa. That is some Crazy Cat dream! ;p

[valis2.livejournal.com]

My brain is the crazy, y'know? I just have no idea where it comes up with this stuff. *nodnod*