.:reflections of twilight:.

... and it's taking no prisoners.

Yes, that lovely time has come. And by lovely, of course, I mean, totally agonizing. The Red Tide has reared its considerably ugly head around. Ugh, the things we have to go through in order to propagate, I swear...

Mom called and said I should be expecting a call from someone sometime today in regards to setting up an interview with someone in the Medical Records department. Since she has my car, I can't go anywhere so I'll most likely still be around. Due to my "condition" I can't go swimming, either. Currently I'm doing laundry, even though mom gave me the "day off." I need some clean clothes.

The other night, I had my first dream (that I remember) with my grandmother in it. It was very nice, actually. The whole family was going to see a production of Les Miz and we were going to one of those old fashioned type theaters, with the velvet and the gilding and chandeliers. I was helping my grandmother up the stairs to the main auditorium (like I usually did sometimes) but in the dream, she had a cane and she never used one when she was living. Once we got inside, we took our seats, and somehow I was fiddling with my cell phone for some reason. I think I was trying to turn it off and I couldn't. We discover that instead of a live stage production, it's actually a film and I remember thinking to myself, "If I'd wanted to see a film version, I'd have rented one from the video store." And then I woke up. Strange.

My two new Netflix disks have arrived. One is a disk of shorts from MST3K which I already watched. The other is the first disk of Saiyuki Reload, which I've seen the first few episodes of. I like the animation style better this time around. Gojyo's hair is actually the color it's supposed to be, not pink. I was also instructed that I needed to watch this particular series in Japanese, which I have been. But then, I have to make sure I constantly focus on the screen so I know what's being said, as opposed to doing something else, which I've done from time to time.

I wasn't able to find the latest issue of the Legacy comic, so I have to try again some other time I guess. *siiigh*

Trivia of the day: In 1954, Trix breakfast cereal was introduced by General Mills. The new cereal, a huge hit with kids, was 46.6 percent sugar.<--shocker