Return of the nightmares

[feren]

At 4:55 this morning I woke up from a nightmare, drenched in sweat, absolutely convinced that my employer had dismissed me due to a physical altercation with an employee who held a black belt in karate (I dunno either, but it made sense at the time). After I got a glass of water and dropped my heart rate back down into the double digits I laid in bed with Ra and contemplated: does being fired from my job really constitute a nightmare or not? I fell asleep pondering this so naturally the next dream I had also involved work themes and had vaguely nightmarish qualities.

This trend can stop any time now.

I need to get away

Comments

[hakeber.livejournal.com]

Ok, we can go ahead and introduce your nightmares to mine and let them go and off each other far away from us.

[(Anonymous)]

Was it me? I have a brown belt in karate. Close enough for government work.

-aeh

[duckhunter.livejournal.com]

Well, I hope you at least kicked his ass good. ;)

My mama always told me that anything worth doing is worth doing well enough to have charges pressed against you. :)

[captain18.livejournal.com]

My old boss Joe had a saying:

"The best thing management could possibly due would be to send me home."

[neowolf2.livejournal.com]

That icon frightens me.

[captain18.livejournal.com]

I win!

[ottr.livejournal.com]

Time for a vacation, inkblot. Any time work starts creeping that actively into the subconscious it's time to take a mental health day or two and just relax and unwind.

Although, be prepared for an Inbox full of 139 new unread messages of work problems once you return. Catch 22. >.