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Weird Dream

So I had a really weird dream last night, so I figured, "Why the heck not, I'll share it with you guys so you can see how much I need a catscan. (Jk, I don't need one...OR DO I?) Also I don't remember much of the dream but I'm going to retell it as best as I can.

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So my family and I were walking down the street, going back to my house, and then suddenly, for some crazy reason, Adam was just walking behind us.

I turn around, and like every sensible person, I scream because I didn't see him there.

As far as I can remember somehow he was in our town (which is crazy as it is, I live in a very small town that most of you probably haven't even heard of), and he didn't have a hotel, (again, weird) so my dad said he could stay with us until he left. (Which is probably the weirdest of all because my dad is usually grumpy because he doesn't like his job and he doesn't like people coming over when he's working, much less total strangers).

THANK LORD FOR FATHERS

So we all went inside my house, and now I'm putting random events that happened because I can't remember all of it.

At one point he was helping my little sister draw on a flowerpot (no idea).

Then(I remember a lot of this part) we all got into the car and drove to this GINORMUS library that had just been built a little bit outside of town.

Basically in the library I was just talking to him about some random thing I can't remember, and I looked over to see my little sister with all her friends.

I look back and Adam wasn't standing there, it was a little girl for some reason.

(Brain....why you do dis?)

She asked me if I would read to her (she looked about four) (OMG FOUR) (<----only divergent fans will get that)so I did.

Then all of the sudden the little girl and a little boy were falling off a tall rope bridge that was in THE JUNGLE WTF BRAIN and then some other little boy grabbed them both and saved them.

(Did I omit the part where the little boy flew? Sorry.)

And that's basically what my dream was. Yeah. WTF, brain.