wake me up when september ends

United Kingdom
October 1, 2019 12:56am CST
Or don't. Actually, no, don't. Except, I do like October, with its autumnal tones and its coolness. It's a strikingly beautiful month, one in which I am blessed to be able to see the orange glow of the sun's awakening. Then November will roll along and I will miss saying a hearty Good Morning! to a sun which won't rise until I get into work. Speaking of the sun rising, there is a distinct lack of this morning. Sun is currently hiding behind big fat grey rain clouds. He has the right idea; I would like to spend the day hiding too. My menstrual cycle is currently in the phase of Vivid Dreams Which Become Less Vivid Upon Wakening & Are Completely Forgotten By Nine AM. This is both fascinating {the dreams} and frustrating {the forgetting}. Surely, with all the technology the world possesses, some scientist somewhere has come up with a way for our dreams to be recorded? Not that I would necessarily want mine played back to me, but the option to do so would be nice. I finally see Sun! He is a tiny sparkle of diamond reflected in the torso of a faraway plane, peeking out from the clouds.
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@WorDazza (15826)
• Manchester, England
1 Oct 19
Dream recorder!! No thanks. My internet history is incriminating enough!
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@xFiacre (14783)
• Ireland
1 Oct 19
@WorDazza To raise money for Boris Jonson's leaving do Michael Gove is proposing a tax on dreams. Naughty dreams will be taxed at a higher rate of course, though to stabilise family life, naughty dreams about one's spouse will be tax free.
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@WorDazza (15826)
• Manchester, England
1 Oct 19
@xFiacre Oh dear. There go my plans for early retirement!!
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• United Kingdom
2 Oct 19
Maybe - much like the internet - it could be fitted with filters, or parental controls.
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• United States
1 Oct 19
bless yer heart, i dislike these shorter days, too. will be feedin' the horses via flashlight way too soon. how fortunate though that the sun finally peeked a gentle howdy. been rainin' here since 'bout 9:30pm last eve. last check 'twas 'lready 5", the whole place's a swamp. the horses need rain galoshes, possibly e'en hip waders'n a couple 'f snorkels. the rain 'twas most needed, though i'd preferred jest perhaps'n inch 'r 2. 'pposed to do such all week. a reminder perhaps 'f the dinosaur era, when this place 'twas true swampland? 'tis most rare i recall any dreams, then 'tis jest fer fleetin' moments 'pon my wakin'. prolly fer the best they've not the technology fer recordin' such. though the good'uns might be helpful?
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• United States
2 Oct 19
@Poppylicious that i dunno, hon. kinda like how alaska 'twas once a tropical forest. mother nature seems to do's farmers ought - rotational plantin', so's to speak. to give the lands what 'tis needed to heal 'n be productive. interestin' 'bout yer house bein' underwater, 'twas that the case'n prior centuries?
• United Kingdom
2 Oct 19
So, with global warming will your locality become swamp land again? Apparently my house will be underwater in one hundred years. *gasp*
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@JESSY3236 (22199)
• United States
1 Oct 19
It's sunny here. I thought it was supposed to rain today, but Bing says that it won't.
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• United Kingdom
2 Oct 19
I hope that Bing wasn't fibbing!
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@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
1 Oct 19
I thought of the song.
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• United Kingdom
2 Oct 19
Yeh, I hope someone's woken the Green Day guy up, or he'll be peeved!
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@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
2 Oct 19