Yeah. So. My internet's not working. Currently I'm piggy-backed onto another network in my apartment building (the only one that's not secured), but I have no idea how long that will last (as long as I can possibly get it to). There's a possibility, according to the cable people, that my internet will magically reappear, say around 5 pm or so,
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Nadia felt a bit like she'd sleepwalked through her class, today. And through most other things. She blamed the bad news she got last night for the seemingly endless stream of nightmares that she'd had every time she'd tried to close her eyes last night and as she stood over the sink splashing cold water on her face
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Nadia's dreams had been familiar, but that was the only thing about them that might be referred to as "comforting". It was all the old themes: abandonment, transformation, death and destruction; in all the old locations: the russian lab, the orphanage, that strange gray city with the hovering ball of doom . . . with just a bit of the Fandom
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No classes, plus achiness and trauma from having been forced to keep playing her guitar for several hours the day before, meant Nadia slept in
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Nadia was stretched out on her bed, flipping through her dream journal. In theory, she was looking for connections between some of the different parts of her dreams. In reality, she was mostly staring vaguely at the pages . . . and, okay, occasionally flipping back to giggle at the drawing of Pip fleeing the morality bot
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