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Thursday, July 13, 2006

I certainly had an interesting time, and I've only been home for fourty-five minutes. Oh, where to begin?

While I'm not home during the summer, Anael has no motivation to go to sleep at normal hours, and he waits up for me. I wish he wouldn't do that. My sleep cycle is just different from the rest of the house. Last night I worked an extended shift, so I ended up working until noon (instead of just to eight), so I wasn't actually home when all the weirdness happened.

Apparently, Rei tried to help Anael get to sleep. So, he suggested listening to music. That's an innocent enough suggestion, but somehow the music Anael used ended up being one of my horrorscape CDs. The CD in question starts with some soothing music, but then it goes into the hard core horrorscape music. I use this CD to experiment on myself to see if something like music can effect the subconscious. Well, I got my answer.

When I got home, the first thing I did was go back to the bedroom. Anael was sitting up, crying. I don't know how long he had been like that, just that's how I found him.

I went over and sat down next to him, and he hugged me to cry on my shoulder. He was so distraught he kept muttering something in French. I think it was basically, "Don't go," but the way he was talking, it was hard to understand.

I finally calmed him down enough to go out to the living room. We sat down on the couch and started to watch a movie. He fell asleep not even ten minutes into it. So, I laid him down and covered him. As I'm typing this, I'm watching him sleep. Once I finish this, I think I'm going to finally go to bed.

So, what have we learned? Music can induce nightmares. Don't leave the horrorscape in the CD player.

Hmm... I'm tired. Good night everyone.
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