The Seven Dreams of Baron von Cat-Heinie
Apr. 6th, 2014 11:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rain_gryphonRecordings of old radio broadcasts involving flying saucers. Most are with contactees and 'saucer religion' people from the '50s, some quite fascinating.
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Outstanding comic with Pinkie Pie and Wind Whistler! Wind Whistler was always my favourite G1 pony!
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If I were threatening civil war, I don't think I'd be naming my faction 'the Red Shirts'.
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I slept all night and most of Saturday, having taken a 50mg dose of melatonin after not having used any for about two months. This was perhaps somewhat extravagent, and I still feel a bit sleepy, and not fully anchored in reality. Remarkably vivid dreams, though, which is what I do that for. Most of them dealt with travel, oddly enough.
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Undoubtedly the best headline I have seen in many weeks: Body of missing doctor Teleka Patrick accused of stalking a gospel singer 'found in lake'. The rather tawdry story, sadly, fails to live up to the (admittedly ambiguous) promise of a missing undead body obsessed with a random gospel-singing Naiad.
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Black Country locomotives of the mid-1960s. I thought of Loganberry.
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And so Wisconsin's tournament is at an end. I still get $7, which is better than 60 other people did :)
*****
Outstanding comic with Pinkie Pie and Wind Whistler! Wind Whistler was always my favourite G1 pony!
*****
If I were threatening civil war, I don't think I'd be naming my faction 'the Red Shirts'.
*****
I slept all night and most of Saturday, having taken a 50mg dose of melatonin after not having used any for about two months. This was perhaps somewhat extravagent, and I still feel a bit sleepy, and not fully anchored in reality. Remarkably vivid dreams, though, which is what I do that for. Most of them dealt with travel, oddly enough.
*****
Undoubtedly the best headline I have seen in many weeks: Body of missing doctor Teleka Patrick accused of stalking a gospel singer 'found in lake'. The rather tawdry story, sadly, fails to live up to the (admittedly ambiguous) promise of a missing undead body obsessed with a random gospel-singing Naiad.
*****
Black Country locomotives of the mid-1960s. I thought of Loganberry.
*****
And so Wisconsin's tournament is at an end. I still get $7, which is better than 60 other people did :)
