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Dreams of the Outback

Today, I woke up around 12:15. I had a bowl of frosted flakes for breakfast. Lately I've been having reoccurring dreams that I am in some type of forests or campground. If I am not in a forest I am in some far off land. This time specifically, I was in the country of Australia. Because I have been dreaming so much lately, I have been having various discussions about them with my family members. My little brother thinks that our dreams are based in reality. I didn't know whether I believed his theory.

Today however, his theory was proven right. I downloaded a free iBook called The Boys of Summer. It is about a young girl named Tess and her two friends, it also happens to be based in Australia of all places. So now, I am learning all about the landscape of the country as well as some of the slang terms used. I think it's going to be a good book because I've already read the first 55 pages. The descriptions I've been enough that it makes me feel like I'm there. Aside from purchasing the iBook the other highlight of my day was watching this week's episode of Grey's Anatomy.

The episode made me laugh, cry and left my jaw metaphorically on the floor. Thursday night is once again becoming one of my favorite times of the week. I was talking about it with Cheryl and I cannot believe that this show has been going on for 10 years. I followed it religiously for quite a long time and I am once again becoming a super fan. It is hard for me to wrap my brain around all the new cast members but I'm getting there.   

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