December 16, 2007

HUMANOID WISHES FOR A NEARBY FUTURE, 16:

She considered whether it could be seen, writing it, that she - before she looked it up in the dictionary, wanting to write it, because she liked the way it she had heard it pronounced and then remembered it - didn`t have any idea as to what the word really meant.
But she was sure it would impress him, that she appearently knew the word. That, and the fact that maybe he didn`t know it, so he would have to ask her, or look it up himself, or at least do something about his problem.
She then wrote it on the postcard she was writing him. That he should beware it. That she was serious about it. And worried.
She wrote: Beware of somnambulism.

I wish there was way less of it.

http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somnambulisme