First day back in the classroom in a few weeks.
I gotta tell ya, I need to quit sleeping in during prep weeks. It’s easy to get spoiled, not having to get up, get going, and hit the road by 6:30 or thereabouts in order to get to Leawood ahead of the traffic.
Last night I knew I had to get up at 5:45, and it was like my body was resisting the need for sleep. I chilled a bit yesterday, watched some of the Andrew Garfield “Spiderman” movies, the second featuring Dane DeHaan. Then, my son and I head over to the local movie theater and take in the new “Spiderman:Homecoming” movie, and there’s a preview of the new Dane DeHaan movie, “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets”.
So, why is this relevant?
When I did sleep last night, my REM sleep was filled with some fantastic visions of an expansive universe, filled with human beings and a variety of other races. I was piloting a craft to exotic destinations beyond the asteroid belt, possibly other wild locations that only exist between the waking moments.
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I really wanted to sleep deeper, but I can’t help but wonder if I was just supposed to sleep enough to enjoy the story that was unfolding before my closed eyes.
More to think about.
About time for bed here. I’m hoping for another night in the pilot seat.
Peace y’all.
