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[andrewducker]

Yesterday I had too much to do. And Erin came to bed at 6am, having not written her journalism or finished finding her accountancy stuff, so she's panicked _and_ having to get up again at 9 to find the last of it.

After she came to bed I drifted in and out of sleep, finally drifted off, to dreams of a green carpet of grass, trees down each side, and in between each tree a spider's web. After a while of me trying to find a way out that didn't involve spiders, one of them detached itself and ran towards me, making a sound exactly like a galloping horse.

I can tell it's not going to be a good day.

Comments

[missedith01.livejournal.com]

Last night I dreamed my partner fell off a cliff and I jumped after him.

I really don't want to know what it means. :-)

[nirikina.livejournal.com]

eeep! yet more proof that spiders do chase people. it's true!

*huggles*

[darkoshi]

:) People with arachnophobia are so amusing... What bothers me isn't dreams of spiders, but when I suddenly wake up with this (generally false, it seems) momentary certainty that some spider/bug/insect has just walked on my face or buzzed in my ear, etc. Actually, worse than that is accidentally walking into spiderwebs and getting those sticky strands on my face. We had a lot of spiders here this year, you wouldn't have liked it...

Here's a funny spider/arachnophobe story:
http://www.geocities.com/rangervj/sitb.html

[andrewducker]

That's pretty much entirely accurate.

Except for the spanking.