Quote Originally Posted by keeko
...well i confronted the problem head on and the weird dreams just stopped...it was one of those dreams where you loose teeth for no reason....
I've heard about the tooth dreams. I do think the crazy vivid dreams stem from some anxiety. I'll check out that book. Been meaning to read it.

I love natural disasters. Hear me out. My buddy once told me that he liked natural disasters because he liked to be reminded that we are not invincible. He liked the feeling of something bigger than us. I hate the thought of all the people who are effected by some tsunami, hurricane or earthquake. I don't like the death and grief that it causes. I like seeing everyone band together for relief. That's what I love about natural disasters. People who wouldn't normally talk to each other are smiling at each other. Every other problem is thrown into a new perspective. We are all just trying to survive side by side and there's a lot of love. The same goes for any national disaster. I think about 9/11. I went to ground zero this past december. It amazed me that people still make great efforts to visit the site. Everyone was standing around looking at all the photos and reading about it. The atmosphere was so different from the rest of the city. Sure...it was sovereign and people were being respectful, but I also could feel this overwhelming sense of compassion from every stranger there. Noone was in a hurry to get anywhere. I commented to my girlfriend that it seemed like nobody smiles in the subways. Everyone always looked so depressed. At ground zero, people were crying but people were also smiling as they thought about there loved ones whether they were effected by 9/11 or not. I would never wish a tragedy on anyone, but the response to a tragedy can be beautiful.
TresLeches Reviewed by TresLeches on . My Journal I have this need to make connections with other people. Considering my profession, I assumed it was just a desire for attention. Lately, I think it's because I love most people and new people are as exciting as any new thing one encounters. This has serious implications for my personal life--not to mention my professional one. Every January, I initialize a new cycle that I am doomed to repeat for years to come. After a holiday season of excess (you name the vise), I crawl into my head Rating: 5