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Taha didn't run the London Marathon. He could do it next year, but it won't count. Meanwhile, Sabrina has a nightmare every night (this is a "quirky fact," she assures us), and Melissa tries to vocalize her inner monologue, to some success.

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Some Ed

Um, they're *all* weird kids. Normal is a myth.

Some Ed

I have one dream in my dream journal that contained a moment when I was running in a marathon. I did not finish the marathon, I tripped and started flying around and forgot all about the marathon until after I woke up and was writing the thing out. Sabrina most likely is not having the same nightmare every night, or she'd have collected enough pieces of it to start remembering it by now. I had the same nightmare every night for a month back when I was 7, and that was enough for me to start piecing it together. I started my dream journal not long after that, as I'd gone to my father for help, and he suggested the dream journal about a week later. Every night is a lot for nightmares. I probably averaged several nightmares a week until I had enough practice writing up my dreams, writing them down, and mulling them over that I was able to start dealing with the nightmarish elements more effectively. For example, the marathon thing probably was about to turn into a nightmare of me being trampled by marathon runners, but instead I got out of that whole thing.

Luis

It's crazy that Sabrina has nightmares almost everyday. That sounds like torture lol

徐喆

im signing the petition (and committing fraud)