Dreamlog: Arctic Experiment

[xoder]

I was performing some kind of experiment up in the Arctic. It was a comms/radio experiment much like the one we're doing down here in GA right now. For a while, we were all (30-50 people) working in one location, then we traveled to another location, and as we were returning to base (on a truck-pulled convoy of personal sleds [about 0.5m square) we passed that original location, and I saw that I left my laptops there, namely, this one, and a work one. I was able to grab the work laptop while we were sledding, but I missed my personal one. Fgrir Qnivqfba (one of the guys in charge at my current experiment, and a Enlgurba employee) was in front of me, and called for a halt for me. Everyone piled off in excitement that our journey was paused, and I retrieved my laptop.

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I'll take, "I've been here for too long" for $200, Alex.

PS: I have used ROT-13 to Google-proof key details.

Comments

[subjektivity.livejournal.com]

So now I'm just searching google in Rot-13 and seeing what I dig up. This is definitely going to end up being a huge time suck.

[xoder.livejournal.com]

Good luck finding cool stuff!

I know for certain companies I used to work for, their ROT-13 only points to my LJ, which is a little uncomfortable, but I suppose I can deal.

[kitteridge.livejournal.com]

I like that you also have very vivid dreams. They're fun, even when they're deeply weird.

[xoder.livejournal.com]

It's very unusual. I usually do not remember my dreams, but when they do, I often have trouble getting all the details down. Sometimes they're a little lucid, but, when I care to notice, I notice on some level I'm recognizing things without seeing them, if that makes any sense.