My brain is a strange, strange place. Last night I had a dream that was like a crossover between Sesame Street and Speed (the first movie with Sandra and Keanu.) No, really. Okay, this guy named Alan (I haven't watched Sesame Street in a long time and have no idea who 'Alan' is,) was taking Elmo and all the younger, smaller kid (?) muppets on some sort of field trip, so they all got on a bus. Everything's warm and fuzzy, and Elmo is leading everyone in a rousing chorus of 'Singin' in the Rain'. Then Alan gets off the bus for some reason, and POW, all hell breaks loose, the bus is suddenly speeding and careening out of control, muppets are flying all over the place and screaming, and I assume, somewhere Dennis Hopper is laughing maniacally with a detonator in his hand.
Pardon me for a minute. *Laughs hysterically all over again* Ah God. And while I was having this dream, I was all "WHOA S**T THIS IS SOME SERIOUS BUSINESS!!" But then I woke up this morning and went downstairs to where my Mom was reading and snuggling with the dog, and told her about the dream, and fell on her bed and cried laughing. I mean, seriously. I don't recall hitting my head all that often as a small child. What the hell, brain?
In other news, Sister spent most of her morning here learning about how to download music to her new mp3 player. She brought her laptop down, too. I am not the most tech savvy person in the world, but she seems to think I am. ( I approach the internet about the same way I approach driving my car: Step on the gas, it goes, step on the brake, it stops. Let it run out of oil, it bursts into flames on the side of the road. Which is...not really the same at all, actually.) She wanted me to hook her laptop up to my wireless internet, which I had no objections to, but I knew if I screwed anything up while I was fiddling around, I'd never hear the end of it. I never managed to get it hooked up, though somehow I did manage to briefly disable her internet connection, and charge all the music she bought to my debit card rather than her Visa. Whoops. Not real worried about the money, but thankfully her internet hiccupped and came right back when she got back to Iowa, so whoo, saved.
We also had a lovely little snowstorm today, which I was going to take pictures of and show to the internet, but somehow I lost my camera's USB cord in the chaos of Christmas and so I can't hook it up to my pc. *Breathes* So, the pics that I took of my outside Christmas lights are also going to have to wait until I either find the lucky special camera cord, or I give up and go buy one. So. There's that.