Well, today is my birthday, and it was a cool day.
I got to sleep in this morning, which was a relief. Before I woke up, I had a dream where my dragon guardian/guide told me to be thankful that he is my guardian.
For the afternoon, I just hung out at home, surfed the Internet, watched random videos on Youtube, and briefly chatted with two people from Berk’s Grapevine on Skype (both of whom wished me a happy birthday ^^). I also got two gift cards for restaurants from my father.
Then, in the evening, I had dinner out with a couple of my friends. I told them how I was and we talked with each other, but I mostly listened to them talk about different things (sometimes while chuckling). They told me that they didn’t get my gift yet because they were busy with other things, which I understood. After we finished having dinner, I went home and my family and I had cake.
Overall, I had a good birthday this year. I’m happy about the gifts that I got (so far, anyways) and I’m glad that I have the family and friends that I have.
On a final note, I thought that I’d end this entry with a little bit of trivia: Like Hiccup, I was born prematurely.
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Thursday, April 28, 2016
A Thought and a Feeling
Sorry that I haven’t posted anything in a while. I’ve been busy writing a couple of poems (both of which were inspired by some of my dreams about dragons) and doing other things in life.
Anyways, something interesting that relates to my dragon guardian/guide happened a little while ago.
I was writing part of a short poem that’s more or less my reflection on my dragon guardian/guide telling me that it is time to know who I am. At this point, I thought that I was done writing it, but I suddenly had the desire to write a few additional stanzas for it (and I’m glad that I did). After I wrote the first of those stanzas, I thought about it (that stanza) and thinking about it led to me feeling that I was understanding my dragon guardian/guide a little better than I was before. It’s not that I felt that I was writing from his point of view, because I wasn’t, but that I somewhat felt where he was coming from with regards to telling me that it is time to know who I am.
On a somewhat different note, I don’t know where I’m going to take this blog for the time being. I’ve been writing some new entries, but I’m not quite sure about what to post next.
Anyways, something interesting that relates to my dragon guardian/guide happened a little while ago.
I was writing part of a short poem that’s more or less my reflection on my dragon guardian/guide telling me that it is time to know who I am. At this point, I thought that I was done writing it, but I suddenly had the desire to write a few additional stanzas for it (and I’m glad that I did). After I wrote the first of those stanzas, I thought about it (that stanza) and thinking about it led to me feeling that I was understanding my dragon guardian/guide a little better than I was before. It’s not that I felt that I was writing from his point of view, because I wasn’t, but that I somewhat felt where he was coming from with regards to telling me that it is time to know who I am.
On a somewhat different note, I don’t know where I’m going to take this blog for the time being. I’ve been writing some new entries, but I’m not quite sure about what to post next.
Saturday, March 26, 2016
Happy How to Train Your Dragon Day!
Happy How to Train Your Dragon day!
I can’t believe that the film How to Train Your Dragon is six years old now. I didn’t watch it while it was out in theaters, but I watched it back in 2014 and I’m so glad that I did. It became one of my favorite films about dragons, not to mention that it introduced me to an incredible fandom that I’m glad to be a part of.
Anyways, since I didn’t celebrate this day last year, I plan on celebrating it by watching How to Train Your Dragon later tonight.
I can’t believe that the film How to Train Your Dragon is six years old now. I didn’t watch it while it was out in theaters, but I watched it back in 2014 and I’m so glad that I did. It became one of my favorite films about dragons, not to mention that it introduced me to an incredible fandom that I’m glad to be a part of.
Anyways, since I didn’t celebrate this day last year, I plan on celebrating it by watching How to Train Your Dragon later tonight.
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
A Good (and Funny) Thing
One year ago today, I finished writing my poem about my dragon guardian/guide. (Well, to be more specific, I finished writing the first draft of it. I made many revisions to it later on, and I plan on making some more revisions to it in the future.) I felt a real sense of relief at the time and felt that I had outdone myself, as it ended up being longer than I originally intended it to be. I was surprised at how fast it came together as well. To this day, I consider it to be my magnum opus and feel that I won’t be able to top it in the future.
There is one thing about this that’s funny to me, though: Since then, I haven’t had a dream where my dragon guardian/guide has asked me if I wrote a poem about him or has told me that he knows that I wrote a poem about him. XD
There is one thing about this that’s funny to me, though: Since then, I haven’t had a dream where my dragon guardian/guide has asked me if I wrote a poem about him or has told me that he knows that I wrote a poem about him. XD
Monday, February 29, 2016
A Strange Thing to Be Told
If there is one thing that my dragon guardian/guide has told me in my dreams that I find to be strange, it’s that I am awesome. That sounds like something that I’d be told by a friend (as opposed to being told by a guardian/guide).
Monday, February 15, 2016
Blog Information and Policies
After some thought, I felt that I would write an entry about information about this blog, how this blog works, and the policies for this blog.
I’ll start off by mentioning a few things regarding my dragon guardian/guide (some of which relate to this blog and some of which relate to things about him that I consider).
1. While I write quite a bit about my dragon guardian/guide, some of the dreams that I’ve had about him, and some of the messages that he has told me in my dreams on this blog (mainly to get my thoughts and feelings about them off of my chest), I won’t go into too much detail about them on this blog, as there are some things about them that are rather personal to me (and that I would prefer to keep personal). If you ask me a question about my dragon guardian/guide, the dreams that I’ve had about him, or the messages that he has told me in my dreams and I answer it by saying that I would rather not reveal what you’re asking me about, I hope that you will understand where I am coming from.
2. Even though my dragon guardian/guide has been appearing in my dreams for a few years, I haven’t found out much about him. If you ask me a question about my dragon guardian/guide that doesn’t involve something that’s rather personal to me and I don’t answer it, it’s because your question involves something that I haven’t found out yet. (If I do happen to find out what that something is, whether or not I’ll reveal what that something is depends on whether or not it’s something that’s rather personal to me.)
3. I take what my dragon guardian/guide tells me about life in my dreams a little bit lightly on the inside. I do this even when I feel that he has a great point, I feel that there is some amount of truth in what he tells me, or he tells me something that’s deep and is a lot for me to take in. This comes from my belief that the things that I am told in my dreams don’t really mean anything unless they’re repeated over and over again (for the most part, anyways).
4. I always take what my dragon guardian/guide tells me about myself in my dreams with a substantial grain of salt. I do this even when he tells me something that’s simple, he tells me something that’s deep and is a lot for me to take in, or he tells me the same thing over and over again. Part of this comes from me being a skeptic and part of this comes from it being a healthy thing to do.
5. When it comes to things about my dragon guardian/guide that don’t exactly or directly involve what he tells me in my dreams (e.g. that my dragon guardian/guide is trying to guide me towards finding out more about who I am and knowing myself as well as I can), they’re things that I think, feel, or believe with some amount of doubt; they’re not things that I consider to be true without question. Again, part of this comes from me being a skeptic and part of this comes from it being a healthy thing to do.
Now I’m going to clear something up. Even though I have a dragon guardian/guide that appears in my dreams, I am not a spiritual person (though I have been questioning my spirituality lately) and I am an agnostic (as opposed to being a Wiccan or being a Pagan). Also, even though I am an agnostic, I respect the religious beliefs of others (seeing as I’m friends with a few Christians, for one thing). If your beliefs – whether they’re religious beliefs or other beliefs – differ from my beliefs for one reason or another, I won’t insult you for it nor attack you for it.
Those things aside, while I have mentioned that I write poems (two of which have been published in two issues of an annual art and literary journal, and both of which aren’t about dragons) time and time again on this blog, I will not be posting the poems that I’ve written on this blog, even if they are poems about dragons. The reason for this is that I don’t want to increase the chances of my poems being plagiarized.
Regarding comments, PLEASE feel free to leave comments! I really like it when people comment on this blog, even if their comments are simple. If you don’t comment, then I don’t really know if what I’ve posted is interesting or if people have read my posts. I use Disqus for comments on this blog, and all that you need to create a Disqus account is an e-mail address. I try to reply to comments as much as I can, but I am more often than not busy with other things in life and I tend to be careful about what I say in my replies to comments, so don’t be surprised if I don’t reply to comments right away. So, if you have any thoughts or opinions about a post on this blog, please feel free to include them in a comment.
Speaking of which, I would like no sorts of vulgar or bad language in the comments. I have seen a few other blogs have that kind of atmosphere and while I do tolerate it to a certain extent, I would rather not have that kind of atmosphere here on this blog.
There’s one more thing that I’ll mention about this blog. Even though this blog is partially about How to Train Your Dragon, don’t expect to see any How to Train Your Dragon fan art, fan fiction, images, screen caps, gifs, etc. on this blog. I do not – and will not – post said things on this blog because I don’t want to risk running into legal issues.
Well, that’s pretty much how this blog works. I would like to end this by saying thank you to the people who read this blog and the people who comment on it. :)
I’ll start off by mentioning a few things regarding my dragon guardian/guide (some of which relate to this blog and some of which relate to things about him that I consider).
1. While I write quite a bit about my dragon guardian/guide, some of the dreams that I’ve had about him, and some of the messages that he has told me in my dreams on this blog (mainly to get my thoughts and feelings about them off of my chest), I won’t go into too much detail about them on this blog, as there are some things about them that are rather personal to me (and that I would prefer to keep personal). If you ask me a question about my dragon guardian/guide, the dreams that I’ve had about him, or the messages that he has told me in my dreams and I answer it by saying that I would rather not reveal what you’re asking me about, I hope that you will understand where I am coming from.
2. Even though my dragon guardian/guide has been appearing in my dreams for a few years, I haven’t found out much about him. If you ask me a question about my dragon guardian/guide that doesn’t involve something that’s rather personal to me and I don’t answer it, it’s because your question involves something that I haven’t found out yet. (If I do happen to find out what that something is, whether or not I’ll reveal what that something is depends on whether or not it’s something that’s rather personal to me.)
3. I take what my dragon guardian/guide tells me about life in my dreams a little bit lightly on the inside. I do this even when I feel that he has a great point, I feel that there is some amount of truth in what he tells me, or he tells me something that’s deep and is a lot for me to take in. This comes from my belief that the things that I am told in my dreams don’t really mean anything unless they’re repeated over and over again (for the most part, anyways).
4. I always take what my dragon guardian/guide tells me about myself in my dreams with a substantial grain of salt. I do this even when he tells me something that’s simple, he tells me something that’s deep and is a lot for me to take in, or he tells me the same thing over and over again. Part of this comes from me being a skeptic and part of this comes from it being a healthy thing to do.
5. When it comes to things about my dragon guardian/guide that don’t exactly or directly involve what he tells me in my dreams (e.g. that my dragon guardian/guide is trying to guide me towards finding out more about who I am and knowing myself as well as I can), they’re things that I think, feel, or believe with some amount of doubt; they’re not things that I consider to be true without question. Again, part of this comes from me being a skeptic and part of this comes from it being a healthy thing to do.
Now I’m going to clear something up. Even though I have a dragon guardian/guide that appears in my dreams, I am not a spiritual person (though I have been questioning my spirituality lately) and I am an agnostic (as opposed to being a Wiccan or being a Pagan). Also, even though I am an agnostic, I respect the religious beliefs of others (seeing as I’m friends with a few Christians, for one thing). If your beliefs – whether they’re religious beliefs or other beliefs – differ from my beliefs for one reason or another, I won’t insult you for it nor attack you for it.
Those things aside, while I have mentioned that I write poems (two of which have been published in two issues of an annual art and literary journal, and both of which aren’t about dragons) time and time again on this blog, I will not be posting the poems that I’ve written on this blog, even if they are poems about dragons. The reason for this is that I don’t want to increase the chances of my poems being plagiarized.
Regarding comments, PLEASE feel free to leave comments! I really like it when people comment on this blog, even if their comments are simple. If you don’t comment, then I don’t really know if what I’ve posted is interesting or if people have read my posts. I use Disqus for comments on this blog, and all that you need to create a Disqus account is an e-mail address. I try to reply to comments as much as I can, but I am more often than not busy with other things in life and I tend to be careful about what I say in my replies to comments, so don’t be surprised if I don’t reply to comments right away. So, if you have any thoughts or opinions about a post on this blog, please feel free to include them in a comment.
Speaking of which, I would like no sorts of vulgar or bad language in the comments. I have seen a few other blogs have that kind of atmosphere and while I do tolerate it to a certain extent, I would rather not have that kind of atmosphere here on this blog.
There’s one more thing that I’ll mention about this blog. Even though this blog is partially about How to Train Your Dragon, don’t expect to see any How to Train Your Dragon fan art, fan fiction, images, screen caps, gifs, etc. on this blog. I do not – and will not – post said things on this blog because I don’t want to risk running into legal issues.
Well, that’s pretty much how this blog works. I would like to end this by saying thank you to the people who read this blog and the people who comment on it. :)
Thursday, February 4, 2016
A Constant Message
I’ve been rather curious about the recent dreams that I’ve had about my dragon guardian/guide. To be more specific, I’ve been curious as to why my dragon guardian/guide has constantly been telling me that it is time to know who I am in the recent dreams that I’ve had about him.
The dreams that I’ve had about my dragon guardian/guide have tended to vary (but not too much) throughout the time that I’ve had them so far (which is almost six years and four months as of this writing). However, since the middle of last June, all of the dreams that I’ve had about my dragon guardian/guide (except for a few) have consisted of him telling me that it is time to know who I am.
Did something happen that led to my dragon guardian/guide constantly telling me that it is time to know who I am in the recent dreams that I’ve had about him? Is my dragon guardian/guide stressing that I should know who I am as soon as I can instead of waiting to know who I am? Is my dragon guardian/guide implying that I should try to find out who I am? I honestly don’t know, so it’s hard for me to say.
I will say that this message – that it is time to know who I am – is something that I don’t focus on or think about a lot, seeing as I have other things and more important things on my mind a lot. In addition, while I have thought of writing a poem about this message since it is pretty deep to me and is a lot for me to take in, I’m not sure when or if I’m actually going to do it for the time being, seeing as I have other things that I want to write poems about first.
Whatever the reason behind my dragon guardian/guide constantly telling me that it is time to know who I am, I hope that the dreams of him telling me that it is time to know who I am won’t become dreams that I will stop having after a while and never have again.
The dreams that I’ve had about my dragon guardian/guide have tended to vary (but not too much) throughout the time that I’ve had them so far (which is almost six years and four months as of this writing). However, since the middle of last June, all of the dreams that I’ve had about my dragon guardian/guide (except for a few) have consisted of him telling me that it is time to know who I am.
Did something happen that led to my dragon guardian/guide constantly telling me that it is time to know who I am in the recent dreams that I’ve had about him? Is my dragon guardian/guide stressing that I should know who I am as soon as I can instead of waiting to know who I am? Is my dragon guardian/guide implying that I should try to find out who I am? I honestly don’t know, so it’s hard for me to say.
I will say that this message – that it is time to know who I am – is something that I don’t focus on or think about a lot, seeing as I have other things and more important things on my mind a lot. In addition, while I have thought of writing a poem about this message since it is pretty deep to me and is a lot for me to take in, I’m not sure when or if I’m actually going to do it for the time being, seeing as I have other things that I want to write poems about first.
Whatever the reason behind my dragon guardian/guide constantly telling me that it is time to know who I am, I hope that the dreams of him telling me that it is time to know who I am won’t become dreams that I will stop having after a while and never have again.
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