Jason Offutt reports on, and takes far too much pleasure in, the ways and means by which we can disrupt our sleep and make ourselves miserable. But he also discusses how to get a decent night’s sleep so we forgive him. (If you are wondering, yes, Offutt is the author of Darkness Walks: The Shadow People Among Us.) Next, What science says about why we get déjà vu is that it could be the result of a false memory. Or a hiccough in how the brain processes memories from short term to long term. Truth is, no one is really sure, but they can state conclusively that the brain in behaving in unexpected ways when we have an episode. Perhaps this isn’t a bad thing. Michael Grosso’s post The Master Magician Within is a call for us to reawaken our creative imaginations, think about subjects that are not immediately useful, and daydream about those things we cannot possibly explain. In other words, live a little. (CM)

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