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'''Dream 1: BE(Bree)'''
'''Dream 1: BE(Bree)'''
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| name        = Dream 1: BE(Bree)
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| blogger     = VoyBoy
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| date        = February 25, 2007
| date        = February 25, 2007
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| description = insane |inˈsān|
 
| song        = Loosing My Religion - Tori Amos
 
Attribution: Losing My Religion - Tory Amos
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| tags        = BE Bree LG15 Dream Faith Tori Amos
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| Previous = Dream 3
| Next       = Dream 2: The House (Daniel)}}
| Next = Drea 5
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==About Dream 1==
==About Dream 1==

Revision as of 18:04, 22 April 2007

Dream 1: BE(Bree)
Episode 004
Dream1: Bree



Blogger [[{{{blogger}}}]]
Date Posted February 25th, 2007
URL {{{url}}}
Description insane
Location(s) {{{location}}}
YouTube Tags BE Bree LG15 Dream Faith Tori Amos


Music Loosing My Religion - Tori Amos
Adjacent Blogs
Previous "Dream 3"
Next "Drea 5"

[[Category:{{{blogger}}}'s blogs|004]]

About Dream 1

insane |inˈsān|
adjective in a state of mind that prevents normal perception, behavior, or social interaction; seriously mentally ill : certifying patients as clinically insane | he had gone insane. • (of an action or quality) characterized or caused by madness : charging headlong in an insane frenzy | his eyes glowing with insane fury. • in a state of extreme annoyance or distraction : a fly whose buzzing had been driving me insane. • (of an action or policy) extremely foolish; irrational or illogical : she had an insane desire to giggle.

  • One of the main symptoms of grieving, is feeling that you're loosing your mind.

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