Reply to "Words that were in my head"

redtomatoMember

I wasn't talking in the dream. I dreamt. I woke up. The words started.

I thought the words would go away, but they haven't. I thot them all afternoon as I did yard work. One word kept going thru my mind: naysayla. Just over and over. Writing it down and looking at it, I think it says, "don't say that." Then later, naysayque. "Don't say what?"

This is really kind of freaking me out.

Thanks for your ideas, Liese. You too, cat.

-RT

6/17/148:31 PM

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