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[hiddenmuse]

I've been having weird dreams lately. Waking up briefly in the night over peculiar thoughts and possible auditory hallucinations of the cat harking up something (actually, those are kind of realistic, since Cleo has been sick for a couple of days - I jokingly tell him that bulimia is not cool, especially if he's trying to get onto the bag of Trader Joe's cat kibble) - or strange dreams of young kids standing around, singing along with The Dandy Warhols' "Not If You Were The Last Junkie". (Most definitely not a kids song ... that's for sure. But it would make for one hell of a KidzBop compliation, wouldn't it?... *evil thoughts*)


Anyways, speaking of animals, I'm indulging my geek and attention-deficit sides by reading both Watership Down by Richard Adams (never got to read it in high school ... that was reserved for the Honors kids) and a book on Epilepsy written by Orrin Devinsky, M.D. (I can't recall the exact title) pretty much at the same time.

Basically, it entails reading one book for a while, putting it down, then going onto the next book and reading it for a chapter or so, vacillating between the two until I'm finished with both books.

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[kathykat.livejournal.com]

I don't recall Watership Down being offered in high school...I read it on my own in junior high in the hard bound version...I recall an animated movie on it coming out after I read it...I remember parts of it making me sad!

[neurotic-one.livejournal.com]

I didn't get to read it in high school either so I read it a few years ago. I liked it a lot. Enjoy!

[donia.livejournal.com]

That's how I read books all the time except I'm usually juggling about a dozen.