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Ooare = requires at least 10 hours sleep a night or else ends up looking like a zombie. The dreams use about as much energy as I get from sleeping, otherwise. And

Ooare = occasionally truly disturbed from graphic, violent, frustrating or terrifying dreams. Few people get dreams that wake them up on a regular basis. Mine do. I one had one in which I was walking through a tunnel, and I would be killed in some graphic, gory way on the way through, and then just come back again at the other end of the tunnel to do it all again. I'd be walking along, knowing I had to get to the end, then see the knives spring from the walls and the blood and then... have to do it all again... and again... it was far too real, and far too frustrating and painful and disturbing for me to wish it on anyone.

It didn't hurt, it was just scary... and it was a one-off, about two years ago. But it was so scary and vivid that it's stayed with me to this day.

@.@ Odd.



I had a dream last night, and... well, the majority of it wasn't related to Gorillaz, but the end was.

We were going through this huge museum-type place with a tour group (we bring my brother and I) and we finally came to this top room, which was surrounded by windows that let all the light from the sky in. There were exhibits everywhere, and as I walked around them, I realised that they were all about either human rights, peace, or animals that were threatened or extinct.

The music playing was 'Demon Days'. It made me cry.

So, I looked around, and I found a pile of CDs. There was a kind of special-edition Demon Days CD in the pile, with all this lucious artwork of storms inside - for example, if you unfolded the insert, it showed this massive cyclone, but the skies around it were brilliant gold. The Gorillaz were in the pictures, of course, but I only really remember Noodle - she had fake angel wings and a halo on, and was looking adorable sitting on a cloud.

Anyway, I was asked by someone why I was crying, and I told them that 'Demon Days' always makes me cry (it doesn't...). This person showed me a few other similar CDs, and then told me they were all produced by TaXa, which was some kind of record company owned by someone Takamuri and someone who's last name presumably started with Xa. Apparently, they would find these facinating bands and songs, and they released a song each month, and then put together compilation albums of them (and the Demon Days one I'd found was one of these, with artwork done by the Big H). 50% of their income went to charity. I then took a walk around the exhibits, which were... how do I explain this... real. Looking at them would take you to where they were happening. So I saw animals suffering, the homeless, the war-stricken, the pained...

...now I'm looking for a charity to donate to. See? Some of my dreams do come out for the better...

1. One Coka-cola a day
2. Bed time latest at 11:30
3. Music as you go to sleep
4. Sleep in. Make sure you get into deep, deep sleep.
5. Have a really unhinged mind and barely any line drawn between reality and imagination.

That should do it, I think.

I'd stay up later, but mum gets pissy because she can see the light from the computer room from her bedroom.

Technically, with drawing in bed and imagining included, I'd get to sleep at about 12, maybe 1 each night.

Yeah. I mean, it's only three in the afternoon here right now.

Thus, Tweek totally didn't get the first post for the New Year in the guild. xp