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adjunct, dermot mulroney, war, songs, peter dinklage, personal narrative non fiction, free us code, rini bell, armageddon, unreleased tupac lyric, television shows, jack nicholson, brian and justin, strictly 4 my, case law, big bang, by beth lapides, real audio, christin hinojosa, livingin oblivion (ws), graffiti, tour, skinheads, kurdish,
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I was fully conscious. I knew that I was asleep on a destroyer off the coast of Vietnam, storm and that, back in the "real" world, there was a senseless war going on, and that what I was dealing with were some storm necessary formalities having to do with an over-abundance of confused consciousnesses floating around in the "general vicinity," not certain of what to do. I never questioned how I knew what to do. I just did it. It was no big deal. It was the least I could do. It storm was also very refreshing to think that, finally, I could at least be doing SOMETHING. But I have no illusion now, and had no illusion then, that these activities were anything but real. I've studied the matter very seriously over these past 25 years, and have no doubt that what I experienced was perhaps unique but as real or more so than the mundane activities going on around me in the physical world during my waking moments.
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