I spent most of the day on Second Life again, but I finally got a few things straightened up around the house.
When I picked Casey up from school, his teacher told me about an incident that happened in gym class. Someone had bumped Casey, but not too hard. He somehow hurt his ankle and started crying. He refused to get up off the floor, so his class was stuck in the gym through half of their next class because they have to all stick together due to Covid. So, the class that was supposed to have been in the gym next missed half of their class because of Casey’s fit. Casey was given an ice pack for a short while and was fine the rest of the day, running around at recess and everything. When I dropped Casey off at Dave’s and explained the situation to him, he agreed with me that Casey is to be without his electronics for at least a week because his reaction to the incident was out of control.
I went to bed at a fairly reasonable time, earlier than expected but I was exhausted so I needed it.
I had a very strange dream. I was clearing more of my stuff out of Dave’s house, but it wasn’t the house he lives in. It was an unrecognizable house. Then I was getting the stuff put away in my new house, but it wasn’t my apartment. It was an unrecognizable house again. As I was putting stuff away in my new place, my teeth started to hurt and then began falling out. I woke up feeling like I’d been clenching my teeth pretty hard.
Shortly after waking up from the strange dream, as I was trying to fall back asleep, a text from Brad came in. He ended up inviting me over to his house, where we spent some time watching Akame Ga Kill on Netflix before finally heading to bed. That was where the trouble started! After he fell asleep, while I was trying to sleep, my stomach started hurting with gas pains. Then, every time I started to doze off, I let out a huge fart that woke me back up. I felt incredibly embarrassed, and continuously checked to make sure Brad didn’t seem disturbed by it. Fortunately, he never stirred. But, I didn’t get any sleep.
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