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Post by ISABELLA SABRINA ACKERLEY on Apr 23, 2011 17:16:30 GMT -6
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Post by ISABELLA SABRINA ACKERLEY on Apr 23, 2011 17:28:59 GMT -6
SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2022
DEAR DREAMS,
I’ve decided to help me understand my dreams more to start a dream journal this year. I really wished that I would’ve thought of this several years ago, but it seems that I was more focused on reading up about my seer abilities rather than exploring new ways on my own.
It isn’t often that I dream, but when I do it’s about the future, at least I think it is as some of the things that I’ve dreamt of haven’t happened yet. So I really won’t know until it does, or I die without it happening. So I don’t know how many pages I’ll be writing this year, but I have a feeling that it’ll be more than usual seeing as my dreams are becoming more frequent. I think it’s because of the upcoming Hogwarts Tournament and the fact that my best friend, Raychel Entwhistle, has decided to submit her name. Or perhaps things are starting to change in this world.
But I think it’s time to move on about the dream I had last night, the night before I boarded the train to my final year of Hogwarts. This one I actually saw myself in it. I was in the Great Hall and I think it’s the ceremony for when the names get pulled out of the Goblet of Fire, mainly cause the Goblet was up on the head table with Professor Shackelbot pulling out the names. Now I don’t know who’s names were called because for some reason I couldn’t hear him. Perhaps it wasn’t something I needed to know at the time because I was to focus on something else.
And I believe I am right because the next moment Professor Longbottom was running in saying a student got hurt and they don’t know what happened or who did it. I don’t even know which student it was, oh dreams why can’t you give me some more clues to my dream? I really wish that I knew who it was so that I may warn him or her to keep an eye over their shoulder. I also really want to know who it was that hurt the poor student. Please dreams, help me understand you more.
[/justify][/size] SINCERELY,
ISABELLA ACKERLEY [/blockquote][/blockquote] |
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