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Being Alice: Like A Dream
Sep. 22nd, 2010 12:20 amFor the record.
It was very quick, and strange, and the post-ictal effects stretched on for hours. I wrote things that I don't completely remember writing, like the previous entry. I was in a mild hypomanic state for a while. I didn't go deep enough into my own mind to see Alicia or Sirena or even the looking glass. I just barely slipped down the rabbit hole. But it was enough. I recall drifting and falling a little, feeling dream-like.
I wish I could remember. It was like being on the edges of a dream.
It was very quick, and strange, and the post-ictal effects stretched on for hours. I wrote things that I don't completely remember writing, like the previous entry. I was in a mild hypomanic state for a while. I didn't go deep enough into my own mind to see Alicia or Sirena or even the looking glass. I just barely slipped down the rabbit hole. But it was enough. I recall drifting and falling a little, feeling dream-like.
I wish I could remember. It was like being on the edges of a dream.
