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Saturday, 09 June 2007 |
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I had a very strange dream last night. Somehow, my house key was discovered to work with a lock at two locations other than my home - the first place a 1-story building (resembling a small warehouse) that contained an item that I strongly desired (in the dream, anyway) - A Project A-Ko JAMMA board. The second was across the street - a very wide street, maybe 8-10 lanes, a larger 2-3 story building, with a door that seemingly went nowhere. The strange thing was that in order to open the small building's door, I had to first turn the key in the lock of the door of the larger building. I would then have a very small window (about 10-20 seconds) to get across the street and use the same key to open that lock. Otherwise, the lock wouldn't open - similar to needing 2 keys and 2 people to launch a nuclear missile. |
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Wednesday, 28 February 2007 |
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I was born and raised in New York City – in Queens to be exact. When I was about 7-8 years old, I noticed that I couldn’t hear very well in my right ear. Being the naive child that I was, I assumed that I was deaf in my right ear. I had been to several medical checkups over the years, and the doctors never told me anything about my right ear. I even took hearing tests, and somehow passed them! I learned to get used to the muffled hearing from my right ear. But I never liked it. |
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Tuesday, 16 January 2007 |
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On Halloween night, in New York City's upper west side about five years ago, I was visiting an injured friend. His foot was burned, and he was unable to walk. He was getting hungry, so I went out to the local fast food place to grab him a bite. Being Halloween night, I was concerned about local thugs looking for trouble. Unfortunately, Halloween in New York City was the day where thugs like to go crazy, throwing eggs and beating up people for no reason. Thugs have even murdered innocent people for no apparent reason other than it being Halloween. All this negative history of Halloween was going through my mind, increasing my anxiety. I walked up Broadway about 4 blocks before reaching the fast food place. |
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