Showing posts with label Nightmares. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nightmares. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Consciousness Is Better Than Unconsciousness

It was a day of PEACE and the next day, today is what? It's already year 2016 for the Jews as they celebrated Rosh Hashanah yesterday.

We are in Year 2015 and let me tell you it's ARTS and ENTERTAINMENT for the rest of the day. I had my morning bagels and coffee that's my first start of the morning today. My husband cooked his own hash browns and fried eggs for breakfast. Great! I think woke up late.

You know why? I had a nightmare last night. It was like a doomsday scenario. Molten rocks bombarded planet Earth. There's no place to hide. Houses were burnt to the ground and some people can't even manage to run because of overwhelming shock. I myself was unable to move at first until I heard the screaming, incredible frightening scream pulled us away from the open air field and run towards the building to hide. Watching all the molten rocks, asteroids and meteorites falling  from the sky are scary to the bones. It was shocking to say the least that there's no place to hide when bigger meteorites are falling  including all the satellites up there, one by one hitting the ground and houses on fire and anything they come in contact with. One big meteorite fell closer to where we are and looked closely of what that meteorite is you wont believe anyway as it is a camouflage color of a huge rubber ball. More camouflage rubber balls fell and bounced everywhere hitting almost everyone and everything  within its distance. What the hell is that? It's a nightmare. Can I change my nightmare? Of course not.

Anyway, I'm still alive. So that tells you that consciousness is better than unconsciousness.

The PM Harper promised rather announced  new "promises" for the Olds. Tax credit for the single seniors. Um, so many  seniors who are "singles" so that favors them. Maybe he should promised something for the Canadian male and female ages 20 to 30 years of age. Ages where Canadians need more help than ever because some of them are in College, drop-outs or trying to work so hard to pay their student loans. The best promises are to be fulfilled such as better quality health care, more sources of employment, and better quality affordable houses (housing facility) for families.