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[dust_n_divinity]

my father and i were eating falafel, and all of a sudden noticed the most amazing double rainbow outside. "you know," he said with a bit of a snort and snuff, "there's folks so busy with their lives today they'll never even know this happened

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[thecolorblue]

wow. i didn't know you sleep-walk! that is insanely interesting.

[thecolorblue]

not much. i read up a bit on it when you mentioned it. it sounds effective -- i mean, as effective as anything out there. and definitely has plus sides to permanently being on gabapentin or benzos. do you have any specific questions?

[dust_n_divinity]

me neither! wonder if i've done it before.

hey-- what do you know about vns therapy?

[ubersheepzwei]

My brother will be annoyed, but I really had to say how true your rainbow comment was. I find myself still getting excited like a kid when I see one, and I always find it so sad that we never have enough time to appreciate these things. Oddly there seems to be more rainbows in Germany.

[dust_n_divinity]

oh, hi! i'll friend you and stuff! are you in... munich? someone once told me, that for an odd topological reason, munich gets a bit more daylight than other surrounding cities... don't know if that helps with rainbows, but it's interesting. don't know for sure if that's where you are, either.

[ubersheepzwei]

Well in Munich the moisture hits the Alps and dumps in Munich -- so there's lots of evening thunderstorms. I saw lots there! Fantastic double ones. But I remember seeing a lot when I was in northern Germany and I saw one here in Weimar just the other day. I really wonder if there is a scientific explanation -- I didn't know Munich got more sunlight.

Rainbows just make it ever so slightly sweeter to be here. And hotair ballons! Lots of them here!

[tedleo]

when oh when are you coming back?