Wednesday, June 14, 2006

I was in the kitchen at work making coffee. Dave, the Staff Sergeant, and Russ, one of the constables, were rummaging through the chocolate bars in the cupboard, and we were talking in a desultory way. So desultory that I can't even remember what we were discussing. Suddenly Russ said, "We've had this conversation before, in a dream I had. And I had the dream before I even started working here." I told him that things were strange right now, that someone else I'd talked to had been complaining of deja-vu. Also, my son asked me that morning whether I thought it was a problem that his hand was a computer cursor. An arrow.

Dave said, "You should have just told him to run it over a link, it would have turned back into a hand." Then he said, and this was the thing that surprised me, because he's generally a pretty prosaic guy, "They must be changing something in the matrix."

So, beware. If Dave can feel it, it must be big.

This 24 hours of daylight thing is killing me. I can't sleep properly and yet I'm yawning all the time. We're short on guards at work and last weekend they called me at 6:45 am on Sunday and got me to come down and watch 12 people. In 5 cells. Crazy.

However, it is warm. 15 degrees today. People are out in shorts. Not me, I should add. But people.

3 comments:

Edward said...

*laughs*

15 degrees in shorts kills me.

Why are women always cold, by the way?

Edward said...

You know what I think of when I read this post... that movie, Insomnia with Al Pacino.

kaiela said...

women are not always cold. occasionally, when I'm in boiling hot bath water, I'm almost warm.

I looked that movie up. It definitely sounds like this place, and I'm going to find it and watch it once it gets dark enough again to watch television comfortably in the evenings.