Mattress Holes

You know thoswith my dges in the road ions caused by heavy vehicles over time? Tire tracks that are a little depressed into the pavement? They're kind of like when there's roadwork going on on a highway and there's a warning sign that says "uneven lanes" or worse "uneven pavement" and then my car kind of protests, skids, or does something a little scary when my tires hit the uneven spot. Well, I always kind of bounce around when I drive through these intersections and think about how something as strong as pavement actually becomes flexible under the weight of heavy hesvy vehicles. 

Ever wonder what's inside? Like, somany things are transported by truck. Barbies are probably delivered to Target by truck. Designer handbags, well, how else do they get delivered? By air force one?

My mom is afraid of cattle chutes on big roads. She just doesn't like them. In mypersonal opinion, the walls containing the cars are exactly where the lines were that drivers are meant to keep inside, and so if a driver is capable of staying in a lane, there is no reason to fear. 

Also, holding tight to armrests or the steering wheel actually doesn't change the size of the vehicle and is not necessary when driving through tight spaces. 

Wind is something that causes me to slow down when I'm driving. I tend to feel like I'm going to take off if I'm trying to go 80 and there are gusts going around me in all directions - like somehow, if I'm going slower, I have a stronger connection to the ground. I wonder if there's something in physics that talks about that or if it's just in my head. 

I've had dreams about flying in airplanes. I specifically remember taxiing around on streets not meant for aircraft. We encountered no problems. 

I still love with my parents. I don't necessarily announce my departure to the world of sleep as much as I did when I was younger, but as soon as my mom figures out I went to bed, she still comes in and says goodnight. It makes me feel loved. I'll miss it when I move out. 

Occasionally the thought pops into my head that mattresses should definitely have face holes in them for greater breathing ability for stomach I sleepers. I hadn't shared this with my friend, but one day she just brought it up. She stated exactly my strong belief that mattresses should be built to better fit human needs! 

I told her that if there was only one reason we were soul mates friends, this was it. We didn't know it for years, but this was it.