hmmm.... methinks.

[tysolna]

I think the best way to combat insomnia (thanks, seiraryu) is to get up early, and exhaust yourself swimming.

The loudness in a swimming pool is equivalent to the amount of schoolchildren present. It is fun though to watch them take pleasure in being noisy, as long as you can submerge yourself to shut them out.

It is time for change when even your dreams start repeating themselves, and you say to yourself in your dream, hang on, I've been here before.

No matter which kind of hair dye I use, the result always turns out a very slightly greenish strawberry red. I am dissatisfied with my hair.

I found the rainbow's end today, but the ATM machine was broken.

There is a record player standing on my desk next to me, and for the first time in years, maybe even decades, I can watch the record revolving. A soothing sight, unless one starts to think about the fact that while the whole record revolves at 33 1/3 RpM, the centre is actually going faster than the outside.

There is a job I am going to apply to. Cross fingers.

Comments

[dadi.livejournal.com]

fingers, toes and cat paws are crossed. All the best!

[seiraryu.livejournal.com]

I think you're amnesia made you forget certain words of the English language, like insomnia. >.>

[tysolna]

F**K that! *LMAO* I always mix up those two! There's at least two other posts of mine where there's amnesia instead of insomnia!
*goes to correct*

[seiraryu.livejournal.com]

Hehehe.

[spiralsheep.livejournal.com]

I love the sensations of being submerged and still in a noisy swimming pool so I can feel the pressure of the water and hear the muffled sounds. Being alone in a crowded place is a special feeling. Like walking city streets when everyone else in the vicinity is asleep.

[britishamerican.livejournal.com]

For some strange reason I feel the need to keep re-reading this post.

It enchants me....

*hugs for a great day*