Through Book – It’s Not Just Super

Super glue
“It’s not just super it’s fantastic!”
8cm 7mm

Spock received a jolt of gamma-less rays and is now silly-putty.
Uhura sent Calvin a subliminal message.
In his tree house in South Uxbridge Calvin received the message.

With is strato-cruiser at 8 psi (fizz-1) Calvin had planned the interception of the Romulans on the desert planet of Turg.

Turg featured man-eating cacti and burrowing nurtegs as well as vrombies.
On an earlier journey Calvin had befriended the vrombies.
The vrombies had sent the Count to the meeting in Transylavavian (their spelling).
Count Draconia was still the leader of the vrombies.

Writing, Dreaming, Remembering

I wish I didn’t have to write like I do. I wish I would just think in a narrative and the words would form on the paper. Or, at least I wish I could write as fast as I think. So many stories and ideas I think up are left unrecorded. My mind seems to be most active right before I go to sleep. It’s the only time where there’s nothing else I can or should be doing. It’s the only time I don’t have to think of anything, so I’m allowed to think at my own leisure. All of what goes on in my head while I sleep I’ll never be able to record. I seldom remember what I dream. All I can remember is how strange or extraordinary or amazing it was. Even if I do remember, I don’t remember it enough to write it all down. I don’t remember things as they initially were when I thought them up. I will think of something and it will be forgotten, maybe because I think too much. One thought comes after the next, piling up quickly and soon they replace the previous, lost forever.It will probably never be thought of again. There are too many things to think of. My thoughts are story ideas, sayings, analyzing, poems, songs, what I need to do, what I want to do. Thank god for paper or I would never remember anything. Events slip away. I would really have to think if you asked me what I did yesterday. I remember routine, but only because it is routine. The things I do remember, I can’t always remember the order when they happened.