Artillery base

Have been tracing all doubty thoughts that pop up in my mind, hacking in and replacing them with what I intend to achieve instead.

That broken button '2' has recently been coming off more frequently. Broke my trodden thought-patterns and attempted to fix it with pk yesterday. I was amazed that the button then stayed in place for a lot longer than before. When already the vibrations of the rest of the keyboard made the button jump off, then now I could even press on it for about 5-6 times before it flew.

Before I woke up at 6 AM today morning, an alarm went off in my dreams. I couldn't find the source of the alarm - mobile phone didn't show any signs of an alarm being set, nothing on the laptop. The alarm stopped and a real alarm went off .. it was 6 AM .. off for an excursion to an artillery base.

I took a seat and projected the intent that noone would sit next to me so that I could practice some pk while on the way. A friend walked past me. Another buddy came and thought about sitting next to me for some seconds, but then changed his mind and took a seat further back.

Stared at a mini-bus on the same parking lot. I attempted to move it slightly forward, backward and press the chassis down on different springs. Although I could feel it moving, I think I could also see it moving a little. Though, I can't be sure .. it's the same with pk on a table; I see it moving and I feel it moving, but I can't hear it moving and probably others can't see it moving either. Anyway, it had handbrake on and it seemed to stop moving past some certain distance.

Well, I couldn't help but fall asleep in the bus. I was home, solving problems for Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics when I heard a strange sqeaky noise and poofed back into the bus with my consciousness. Funny how I now (back at home) easily solved the rest of the problems that I had been messing with for already a week or so.

Tried to avoid using a jacket even though it was windy and maybe 7*C or something. Practiced stasis field on wind when it was getting cold. Almost everyone else were wearing hats and jackets, even soldiers, who are probably more used to the wind.