Found a picture online of random sentences that a woman was saying while fast asleep. Maybe they are enough to give seed to a new story. Here they are:
I want the little clay things that are spread all around.
I can't do anything right now i'm in the middle of cups.
We cant make the other one, we don't have the bigger machine.
Some random person is testing me.
I need more feet.
You're not worthy of my trust.
I feel like i have the keyboards stuck to me.
How much left until the map is finished.
I can't remember why you were going to swap the apples.
Give me the flavorful items.
I can't fall asleep, i'll get into trouble. Bed bed bed bed bed bed bed.
The Parmesan doesn't go like that.
Posted by Robert Nowall (Member # 2764) on :
I have a relative who (used to) talk in his sleep...fortunately I didn't have to spend much time in his presence while he slept...but the memory of one thing he said stays with me [quoted to me]..."C'mon, Craig, pull, pull!"...ah, if I only knew what it meant, 'cause he didn't.
Posted by Kathleen Dalton Woodbury (Member # 59) on :
A picture online? Does that mean that the above list could be copyrighted? (Sorry, but things like this make me nervous.)
Posted by Iustin (Member # 10408) on :
I doubt it. The picture was simply a crop of the notebook and then the text black on brown under it as the resolution was too low to read the notebook. The picture was put online on a joke site where anybody can download and make use of it.
Posted by Kathleen Dalton Woodbury (Member # 59) on :
Okay. Thanks, Iustin.
Posted by Sétanta (Member # 10421) on :
Oh, Kathleen Dalton Woodbury... you're such an Administrator. ; )
Totally teasing. I know you have to be careful.
"I need more feet," is funny. But what would you do with more feet? What people really want is more LEGS.
"Some random person is testing me," is intriguing. Well, it actually sounds like paranoia. But skipping that, I love the idea that someone is being tested by someone they don't know and have no idea why they're being tested or what they're being tested for. Indeed: a seed for a story.
"The little clay things" scare me a little (the originator "wanted them" but I think they would be creepy in my book).
Finally, "Give me the flavorful items" is exactly what I say whenever I go to any restaurant for the first time. Not weird at all. =)
thanks for these, Iustin!
Posted by Kathleen Dalton Woodbury (Member # 59) on :
![[Smile]](smile.gif)