RATTLESNAKE DREAMS is a memoir of half a century or so of trying to understand why we go to war. Stories from my time as combatant and journalist in Vietnam, and journalist in Cambodia, Laos, Leningrad, Moscow, Baku, Kiev, Prague, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, East and West Jerusalem, Gaza, Ramallah, Tel Aviv, Miami....
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Thursday, August 1, 2013
DREAM: CHOCOLATE DONUT NIGHTMARE
DREAM: CHOCOLATE DONUT NIGHTMARE
A couple of years ago, after a years-long string of post Viet Nam nightmares in which I would be pursued by guesome, grimacing enemy soldiers, well armed and intent on killing me, I had what I that was "The Last Nightmare." (See Rattlesnake Dreams, chapters "Money Man Pursuit" and "The Last Nightmare.") All through "The Last Nightmare,"my body felt as if it were erupting like a volcano, until I finally woke up, in a fit of violent laughter. I haven't had one of those dreams since. But just now I awoke from a mid-day nap (erratic sleep patterns). I had dreamed, a half hour ago, that I was showing Edward Snowden around Santa Cruz, California. I was buying us a bag of chocolate donuts, and we were looking for a bench under the trees downtown to sit and eat them. Guess I really am over the nightmares, huh? That is, until I wake up and remember the real one.
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