In case you were wondering. . .
Jan. 16th, 2003 10:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
angelchickenIf you dream about tornados, it means you are stressed. Shocking, I know. But, BUT! If the tornado doesn't catch you and suck you in like a. . . well. . . tornado, then it means that your level of stress is not unmanageable. So. I have learned that I have great, heaping gobs of managable stress, according to my subconcious (evidence being the several tornados that appeared in my dream last night). I feel much better now.
Stupid dream analysis.
OR! Maybe it was my subconcious telling me to move back to Chicago, a city in the Midwest, a region known for . . . Tornados! (and a wee anticdote. When I was little, after I saw "The Wizard of Oz" I thought South Carolina was Kansas because it was shaped like a tornado. Kids are funny!).
In case you were wondering, Part II. . .
If you agree to teach at a Catholic school then Loyola of Chicago will pay for your Masters of Education and give you $14,000.00 a year for living expenses. Of course, I haven't yet learned how long you *ahem* sell your soul to the Catholic church for. But it is certainly something worth pondering. I went to Fordham. I can have Jesuit knowledge.
Stupid dream analysis.
OR! Maybe it was my subconcious telling me to move back to Chicago, a city in the Midwest, a region known for . . . Tornados! (and a wee anticdote. When I was little, after I saw "The Wizard of Oz" I thought South Carolina was Kansas because it was shaped like a tornado. Kids are funny!).
In case you were wondering, Part II. . .
If you agree to teach at a Catholic school then Loyola of Chicago will pay for your Masters of Education and give you $14,000.00 a year for living expenses. Of course, I haven't yet learned how long you *ahem* sell your soul to the Catholic church for. But it is certainly something worth pondering. I went to Fordham. I can have Jesuit knowledge.
