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I Have a Secret

I've been disorganized, tripping over things, forgetting things, losing things, unable to point east on a cloudless morning.  The good thing is that I've been working on a new Agnes Adventure!

I've been frickin' frackin' busy for about a month.  I took a GRE prep course and I've been trying to study, but today it just isn't happening.

 I had a really weird dream last night that I had wandered into a garden full of wolves.  There were other women and a (male) gardener/game warden there.  I was running late for work, but I had to move slowly through the garden so the wolves won't see me.  The gardener herded the women and me together, telling us not to panic or the wolves would attack.  Then he said that one of the wolves had "locked on" to one of the women (like a guided missile?).  Suddenly this furry thing came running towards us, and I panicked.  It bit me right in the crotch and I thought I was going to die.  Then I realized it was a dog, not a wolf.  Disgusted, I kicked it to get it to release me.
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