Spent all day creating a dream journal using python and AI, piece by piece and finally it is something I want to use! A year of learning how to properly write prompts is finally working. I will be lost cataloging my 750+ recorded dreams for a while and then to find the ones in my journals and transcribing them....

Going through a bad migraine, so I started this as audiobook for now until I can read again.

I will need to reread the whole ending before the book club.... my mind is not into this.

While interesting, and a bit over the top, these journal are giving my dyslexic brain a headache. Wish publishers would think about those things!

Well that took a dark turn... Heartsick beasts must be the most confusing chapter of them all... and creepy. I kept picturing all the little girls like the old horror Asian movies. I don't think I even understood it all, but it got dark.

March is definitely super busy... I want to write but I have no mind or energy for it. Birthday (x3), Dutch courses and test, Book club, work training... my mind is full. I am still here, but I have almost no mental energy left to add content for now. And with the warm sunny days coming up, I might actually end up...

But otherwise they are just like humans... Every single beast story.

Notes for book club: Sacrificial Beasts - this was sad.

Notes for book club: Second story which I also had to re-listen. I am listening to the audiobook because: The chapters are less than an hour each. The narrator has a lovely sorrowful voice which matches the story. March is so busy that I only have time to listen to it in the commute and by night-time I am too tired...

Notes for book club: Lefty was a beast under the latest hormones being a permanent human, but did she never smile? Oh wait... did he ate her? possessed her? I am confused! "Him and him"? I actually had to read this part twice to understand...

I find it interesting how people have made such a big deal out of this book online. It looks like it is so deep in philosophy. But in reality, while well done, anyone who has read enough fiction or movies on such themes should be able to read it. The phasing and language reminds me of Harry Potter and their...

I'm glad I read so much philosophy 2 years ago before reading this, I see what people mean online with the whole degree thing. You don't need a degree, just basic knowledge of the world.