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We call them "rubbers" or "galoshes." Or sometimes "Totes." Didn't know "Wellies" until recently.

Nope...but I should buy a pair!

Same question.

Yes, but I haven't worn them for years and years. The driveway at our old house was gravel and became very muddy when it rained. I loved playing in the mud and puddles when I was small. Our current house in town has a slanted, paved driveway.

What does this song make you think of?

I have purple wellies.

The song reminds me of the melody on many songs I heard as a teenager (the dance songs). It's indigo in colour.

Do you like olives?

Can't stand them.

Same question.

I don't like olives, either.

What does this song make you think of?

I sometimes enjoy black olives on pizza, but wouldn't go out of my way to have them.
I don't like green olives at all.

Greek salad is good but mostly because I love feta.

Do you frame and display many photographs?

This song is frosted like condensation on glass in the winter. It has swirls of white and silver, and it makes my right hand feel twitchy. I smell cold air. It's refreshing yet dense.

I didn't read the lyrics on either song.

^Wow! That's amazing because the song plays during a scene in the fourth Persona 3 movie, when the city is covered in snow, it's the dead of winter, the main character is struggling to keep hope alive, and the characters are living out what might be the last month they have to live.

I can see that, 100%. Interesting. Do you see it?

I can 'see' it more in the power of the songstress' voice and the rhythm of the song itself.

^Yeah, certain types of music might sound exactly like the type of mood the singers are in.

I can't imagine music or books or life, quite frankly, without synesthaesia. I don't know how else people interpret, understand or remember things.

Do you wish on falling stars?

I don't see why not, I'm not really too old to do so.

Same question.

My bodies get scared and I have to reassure them. My first experience of a nightmare for instance was rather cute after having watched Jaws when I was ten, and just as the sleep thing was getting underway ~ full on terrified fear of sharks got the wakefulness session right back on the go again. I mentioned we 'were' sleeping on the top bunk of a bunk bed; on the first story of a house . . . and me and the selves of me had a good giggle on that one.

Do you dream more to a single theme or many different ones?

Many themes


Do you write or record the memory of your dreams?

<I can't imagine music or books or life, quite frankly, without synesthaesia. I don't know how else people interpret, understand or remember things.>
I guess my equivalent to that is wondering how people get by without seeing in pictures and 'mental videos'.

My dreams vary wildly from night to night.

I usually keep a dream diary, mainly because my dreams are always interesting and vivid and weird.