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Tuesday, August 10, 2004
8:04 AM

nowadays, i wake up feeling more tired than before i go to sleep. and its mainly coz of the disturbing dreams i have every night. i mean, they're not nightmarish or anything, they're just positively weird. its like, when i go to sleep, i'm not really sleeping, i'm just waking into another world. and these dreams just go on and on, from the moment i close my eyes, till i wake up the next day. and i'll have this vague memory at the back of my head, and if i concentrate abit, i can simply remember the entire dream, leaving me puzzled for the whole day. they say you shouldn't try to recall what you dreamt about coz dreams are the body's (or rather) the mind's way of getting rid of synaptic pathways that are no longer used. so if you recall dreams, basically you're just feeding trash that the brain has processed, and chucked out, back into the brain again. maybe that's why i'm stupid.. spending my days recalling dream after dream. my brain cells must be saturated with trash now. ~~~

ah well, econs mock is on sat. i better start revising. bb