Also; abandon all
hope, ye cyberstalkers who enter here!
I got nutten fer ya.
I think I’ve got my
first ‘fan’! Here’s the story:
So I get home and stuck
in the front door is a copy of a book titled Killing a Mouse on Sunday. It’s in Spanish, so I can’t read a word.
I guess some movie was made of it back in the 60’s. Haven’t been able to find
that title, though.
Haven’t looked too
hard for it, either.
Anyway, now that
I’ve got a fan, I feel like I’m being followed.
Or watched.
Monitored?
It’s weird. I feel
like I should have a knife on me. No, not a blade. I don’t think I could ever
get over cutting someone. Just the thought of doing something like that gives
me the willies. Nope. Nada.
I did cut off a
wooden rod from some scrap out in the garage. Drilled a hole and attached a
cord. Now I got me a thump stick!
Heh.
I’ve been noticing
people a lot more recently. I’m starting to feel like my neighbors down the
road. We call them ‘the watchers’. Nothing goes on without them seeing it in
this neighborhood! It’s a creepy kind of security.
Anyway; people
watching has become a hobby of mine. It started out with watching to see who is
watching me. Not many, if any, as it turns out.
Who does seem to be watching me is this gal
named Elana Connelly. I mentioned her in a previous blog.
Check me out.
I’m a blogger.
OK. Here is my take
on her being the force behind my current dream-cycle. I woke up on New Years
day with the first dream as a memory. Naturally, I didn’t think too much about
it. It was a story that I’m thinking about titling Loosing It. One that
I haven’t dreamt of for a while; which means it will be coming back soon.
There’s this gal in the dream who is working for… wait for it… Dame Connelly.
Now, I would like
to point out that Connelly is the same
Connelly that is in our world. I don’t know how I know it, I just KNOW IT. Once
I sat down and looked into her stuff last week, I could see the same patterns
of philosophy and the same voice that
I hear from her in my dreams. Ultimately, she is a nihilist within a veneer of
cultural morality. Does that make her a good person dealing with a devastating
core; or a bad person playing a role to get by?
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