In which nothing really happened?

[tokencanadian]

Victoria Nichols @achillesfaceturn
So. Say you get a thought. And it FEELS so real you think it could be. But there's no way it could be. That's weird, right?

Comments

[esperimental]

Déjà vu of a dream long ago maybe? You could try getting better sleep.

[tokencanadian]

While I have to agree, I also don't think that's the problem here.





I really do need more sleep. My god.

[esperimental]

A disciplined schedule does wonders, but sometimes a mind on overdrive just can't be shut up.

[tokencanadian]

Don't I know it.
you'd think that all of these weird things happening would slow my mind down a bit.
Nope, going a hundred miles an hour.

[esperimental]

They should start putting "ruining people's minds" in their tourist fliers.

[tokencanadian]

right up there beside the giant ball of yarn that eats people

[esperimental]

[ ...................... ]

Pardon?

[tokencanadian]

[.....]

Were you at the festival this month?

[esperimental]

No actually. I've been told I missed a lot, and now I can't tell if that's a good thing or bad.

[tokencanadian]

Well, you did miss quite a bit as a matter of fact.
Like the worlds biggest ball of string rolling through town and tangling up about a hundred people in it.

[esperimental]

Not hyperbole?

[ Well. ]

I chose a fine day to not check the news. And an even better choice to not been part of its hazardous path.

[tokencanadian]

apparently it's an attraction?
I'm kind of new here myself, so to speak.

[esperimental]

Only a few months, on my end.

I would have probably pondered what the point of a huge ball of yarn is (people do anything for world records, I know), but evidently it had its own existential crisis and physics did the rest.