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Old 10-30-2014, 08:52 AM   #55
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I had a weird nightmare last night. I seemed to have been someone else but couldn't remember what my name was. What I do remember was that I was in college and was arrested by a fanatical police officer who had been pursuing me for years. I remarked to him about how Lt. Gerald had finally captured his Kimball, but a better comparison would have been Javert finally capturing his Valjean, as the crime for which I was a furnace and was now facing prison was not murder, but rather failure to pay a library fine. I was worried about how I was going to meet my obligations from a prison cell, but on the other hand was comforted by the fact that I would have plenty of time to read and study, which was especially good because I was auditing a class at the time of my arrest even though there was standing room only in the class. I remember thinking that if I had been using an alias, I might have avoided capture. I awoke feeling guilty; a feeling that lasted long after I was awake enough for reason to assure me this was just a dream.



I did have a dream a few days ago about being back in Vietnam. What surprised me was that nothing had changed; something I know to be untrue from not only pictures and stories in the media but from the large number of imports that now say "Made in Vietnam".
Yeah, the last bit about the manufacturing coming into here is not necessarily a good thing
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