[ SECRET POST #5919 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5919 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Do you have recurring dreams?

[(Anonymous)]

Not generally. The only recurring dream I can think of is the one where I'm starting a new school year and I'm determined to stay on top of things this time, and then somehow I forget all of my assignments and there's at least one class I haven't even attended in months. I've definitely had that dream six or eight times over the years.

Re: Do you have recurring dreams?

[(Anonymous)]

Same, but for me I never have my class schedule and I always have various difficulties getting it from the registrar (long lines, it's snowing in the building, they're all out to lunch at seven in the morning, etc etc.) and I never remember which classes I have or where they are.

Re: Do you have recurring dreams?

[(Anonymous)]

and I never remember which classes I have or where they are.

Haha, yeah, this is often the case for me, too. As the dream goes on I inevitably get more and more lost about what I'm supposed to be doing. At first I usually just forget to actually GO to class/do the work, but then by the end I'm like, "Uhh, which classes? Where?"

Re: Do you have recurring dreams?

[(Anonymous)]

I have that exact dream. Sometimes it's a job instead of school, but the rest is the same.