Somnambulist Shadows


Somnambulist Shadows
Originally uploaded by Darkstream.
Even now I type this at the unholy hour of 4:17am, and yet I am wide awake.

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seberu said…
I found this today and I thought you would appreciate it: http://www.morenewmath.com/136/insomnia/

:)
April 03, 2009 9:32 AM
D.R. Cootey said…
ROFL I love it! Thanks for perking up my day.

http://www.morenewmath.com/136/insomnia/
April 03, 2009 5:35 PM
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