I had a dream last night, that the end of "Game Of Thrones" was Dog cracking open Jamie's Sword, and a cell phone pops out. Then GoT mixes with our world, and we had night walkers/wildlings/knight's watch getting ready to battle it out on our streets.
So today I had a dream where I exited a store, got in my car and I was driving out of the shopping plaza, two cars were on both sides of me and for some reason I accelerated hard into a curb. The car flipped over, and started flying in the air. I was thinking of last words to think in my dream when I realized that the car kept on flying, continually spinning. I opened the door while the car was flying and got out, I kept flying and spinning independently of the car. Then I woke up.
I told my dad about this dream over breakfast (just because the feeling of spinning in the air in my dream was so peculiar) and then forgot about it.
Fast forward 10 hours, my mom asks for a ride to the store. I'm lacing up my shoes about to go and then my dad comes up and says to drive safely. I'm like "what are you talking about" and then I remember the dream. And then I realize: The plaza in the dream looked exactly like the one where my mom needed to go to the store. And the store that I was visiting in my dream was in the same location of the plaza as the store my mom wanted to visit in real life. This is one of 2 plazas where I can see a resemblance to the plaza in my dream.
So I decided not to drive and my dad drove my mom instead.
Also, and excerpt from my dream premonition paper that made me sketch out even more: "Other researchers, like Dale Graff, might say that this is not a bias at all, but has to do with the nature of precognitive dreams. In Dale Graff’s study he observed that precognitive dreams tend to occur during the last REM cycle of the night, and the precognitive component is usually the ending of the dream. Both of these factors make the dream easier to remember "
WHOAAAAA
damn..
i personally would have driven though.. what if your dad got into some bad accident, and thus the dream was "more about him"? you'd feel very very bad, I imagine.. that'd be some haunting shit.
last night's sleep: ~4.5 hours last night fell asleep: ~9 AM wakeup = 1:30 PM bw = 149 morning resting heart rate = didn't measure soreness = none! aches = left hamstring (bicep femoris) tendon slightly injuries = right elbow tendonitis - bad standing desk (when on computer): none feel = good but, eyes tired at times water = alot
Food
2:30 PM
- huge stir fry: 3 carrots, 3 potatoes, 1 head of broccoli, white onion, kalamata olives, 3 turmeric, jalapeno pepper, red chili pepper, mixed nuts, half green pepper, olive oil, salt/pepper, 2 corn on the cob, blueberries at the end - brie and crackers - 6 eggs - 2% milk
Food
8:30 PM
- half pint ice cream
Food
9:30 PM
- big bowl of cereal (cheerios) with honey & 2% milk - orange juice - 2 x wheat toast with peanut butter - hot mint tea - biscotti
dammit, haven't slept yet. brain racing. brain-dumped a bunch of stuff into my ideas/notes files, did mockups etc.. brain won't calm down so, just going to stay up for now :/
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Ayeeeee me too! I'm trying to reset my godawful sleep schedule so I'm only gonna sleep 4 hours in naps today and hopefully go to bed at a reasonable time that isn't in the 3-5am range. I always feel like my brain works optimally the 3-4 hours after an all-nighter before the fatigue sets in.
daaym. insomniac club. my brain is working good but it's starting to get tired. fatigue is setting in hard right now.
i'm such a night person, it's a battle to try and sleep every night before 3 AM.
how long have you been sleeping in the 3-5AM range?
Damn this is why i like to watch lomachenko fight he has as you mention angles and throws punches in bunches like pacquiao defense like mayweather as in hits and is able to get out of the way of punches, moves his head when necessary and he adds his own confidence and style of fighting as he can beat anyone and is energetic and thats what i like about.
that ko, damn was brutal and the way it was set up, uppercut to lift the head followed by the hook to knock him out, very calculated.
ya, that KO is serious skill.. he pulverized a damn legit champ.
quickest 2-time world champ ever, too.. 2 titles, and he's only 6-1.
man I love how Lomachenko, he's pure balls. He just wants to fight everyone, doesn't give the least of a shit about 'working his way up the ladder'. I respect that alot.. i mean he has the skill obviously, but, it's a huge difference going from amateurs to pro.. Just because he has 2 gold medals, doesn't mean he'd be able to hang in there with these rugged, beastly, money-on-the-line professionals.. but he stepped right in and is cleaning up division after division. He's SERIOUS.
Also notice the similarity to Golovkin .. country .. olympics ... but... 400+ amateur fights. These guys are machines.
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awesome fight. the ruslan provodnikov fight i watched the highlight, it was a good fight also a brawl like ruslan enjoys and molina's tall build and his durable chin as you can see from his physical jaw he won unanimously.
ya i watched that too.. man both of those guys are straight up slugfests. Ruslan is almost done, unfortunately. You can see, he's lost alot of his fight. He's not the same guy who fought Bradley. Molina is pretty awkward, but has a solid jab.. very solid jab. He can really crank out a stiff/fast jab that did lots of damage to Ruslan's face. He can take a damn shot too. Both guys have huge chins heh.