> > Is this a deep-seeded (Or is it "deep-seated"? Perhaps you're in one of those wickerwork chairs
> > that Gramma always yelled at you for kneeling on because they were expensive to repair, and it has
> > finally worn through at your latest inopportune sitting-- this'll learn you. Following a violent
> > *CRACK!* your rear end pokes through the caning in an unsightful manner, and as your feet flail
> > helplessly in the air before your bulging, panicked eyes, the edge of the broken ratten digs
> > deeper into your spine...) mistrust in the self?
>
> Heh. The word is "deep-seated", because it is seated somewhere deep within you. Or me. Or Byron. Or somebody.
>
> Paul

:-) Thanks, I really wish I could have these lucid on demand, but they seem rare. How do you guys remember your dreams? I so often dream about something close to me, that during that day I'll see all these things and 3 or 4 dreams will come flooding into my mind. It's a weird feeling, like when you're trying your hardest to remember something, and it takes you hours and you finally do. But I wasn't trying to remember anything, it just popped in their. And this feeling like a warm waterfall just goes straigh through my body in a second, and I'm smiling. And people think I'm insane. I don't know, when it comes to dreams I just babble blahbaliciously.

and I don't think I'm burdened, perhaps by school and what is to be. I just posted something up there, and that might be it. ::sigh::