I had a dream...

Lauren Hynde

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Last night. One of you - no one specifically, or none of you specifically, although it was a specific username in my dream, but none currently registered, although it felt like one of you - turned out to be a Nobel Prize in Literature-winning poet who just wanted to hang out and kick back. It was someone new whose work I already admired every before finding that out. It could have been Tzara or Bijou, actually, or a composite.

Anyway. It felt good.
 
Whatever it was (I still don't know), yet it made me happy!:devil:
 
It was a premonition. I'll register my new, oh so inconspicuous alt tomorrow.
 
Last night. One of you - no one specifically, or none of you specifically, although it was a specific username in my dream, but none currently registered, although it felt like one of you - turned out to be a Nobel Prize in Literature-winning poet who just wanted to hang out and kick back. It was someone new whose work I already admired every before finding that out. It could have been Tzara or Bijou, actually, or a composite.

Anyway. It felt good.
I am No Bell Prize winner, unfortunately, though I do enjoy hanging out here and kicking backs. :rolleyes:




Hmmm. Maybe I could persuade Bijou to composite with me. Cherchez l'époxyde, you know.
 
Last night. One of you - no one specifically, or none of you specifically, although it was a specific username in my dream, but none currently registered, although it felt like one of you - turned out to be a Nobel Prize in Literature-winning poet who just wanted to hang out and kick back. It was someone new whose work I already admired every before finding that out. It could have been Tzara or Bijou, actually, or a composite.

Anyway. It felt good.

When I worked in television, someone suggested that I had a Pea Body.
Wonder if they were complimenting my work.
 
Last night. One of you - no one specifically, or none of you specifically, although it was a specific username in my dream, but none currently registered, although it felt like one of you - turned out to be a Nobel Prize in Literature-winning poet who just wanted to hang out and kick back. It was someone new whose work I already admired every before finding that out. It could have been Tzara or Bijou, actually, or a composite.

Anyway. It felt good.

It was me, Lauren.

*pauses. then falls completely out of my chair laughing!!

How are you, baby?? Been forever, I know. My fault, I know. Mea culpa.
And how is your incorrigible yet devastingly gorgeous sidekick?? I've missed you. Maybe we can catch up.
 
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