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[auntiemeesh]

The Pens had a good game tonight. Fleury got his second shut-out of the season. Craig Adams scored the only goal of the game, for either team. Very low scoring, but lots of fast-paced, end to end action. It was a nail-biter goalie duel of a game, against an unknown rookie who was playing out of his mind, but Fleury won the duel in the end. Now we enter the All-Star break. No more Penguins hockey until next week. Maybe Malkin will be ready to play again by then. Crosby seems unlikely for probably a few more games after that.

That's pretty much it. Work was crazy - the kids haven't been outside in forever and they're going out of their ever-loving little minds. At lunch today, they just sat at the tables and screamed. Not out of anger or sadness, just because they like to hear themselves scream and as soon as one starts, all the rest join in. Maybe tomorrow we can get them outside.

I'm hoping for better dreams tonight. Last night's was just stressful and anxiety producing. For many years I almost never had bad dreams, but the past year or so, they've been creeping back in. I do not approve. I much prefer my weird, wacky, adventure-laden fun dreams. Although, hm, there was a weird, sentient cheese moon guy at the end of last night's dream, that seemed to signal a bit of a shift in the tone of the dream, just before I woke up. It reminded me, for some reason, of a book by James P. Blaylock, which I cannot remember the title of. I'll have to look it up at some point. But not now, because now it is time to go to bed and hopefully have fun dreams.

Comments

[wbkbb.livejournal.com]

I hope your dreams were super fun, and those poor crazed children can go outside today :)

[auntiemeesh.livejournal.com]

The dreams were definitely less anxious last night. :)

[antbee362.livejournal.com]

Wishing you a relatively quiet day and happy fun dreams. Kids here today are definitely staying in if in fact they stay in school.

[auntiemeesh.livejournal.com]

We made it outside! The kids loved it. :)

[ani-no-mouse.livejournal.com]

I thought of you last night because I had a dream that featured me somewhere in the midwest visiting extended family, then becoming very worried because it was time to drive home and I realized I had somehow driven there in both the Aveo and the Honda Valdez and now had to figure out how to simultaneously drive both fully packed cars home. Then, before I was able to figure that one out I was stabbed in the back by Eldest Brother who was preparing for a role as a voodoo priest and got a little confused about the fantasy-reality distinction. It was not really a scary dream, but definitely weird.

[auntiemeesh.livejournal.com]

Dreams are so weird. I'm glad it wasn't scary, even if it wasn't particularly fun.