White Wail

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Trevor Henderson 0:00
Hey everyone, it's Trevor Henderson, artist and creator of Mayfair Watcher Society. Thanks for returning to Mayfair for season three. Up next, a short ad break, and then this week's episode.
Unknown 0:13
Another murder today in the town of Mayor is theory with just your word. Hello, my little
Trevor Henderson 0:19
We we are the watchers.
Unknown 0:21
Observers being strange. Even occult. Spiritual, the mystical and magical and magical. Into the horrifying, into the horror secret. The unseen world. The unseen world. Appalling and gruesome. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome to the Maypair Water.
Kristen DiMercurio 0:51
July fourteenth. Mel's sleep diary. I can't sleep, and honestly, that's bullshit. Also, hi, Patrick. Well, uh maybe not. I I doubt you'll ever Listen to these, but you told me that the next time I was having trouble getting to bed. I should sit down and record my thoughts or talk about what was keeping me up. You've been a good therapist. So I'm hoping you're right about this. Um okay. Uh well There's a lot on my mind tonight. Um For starters, it's been A little over a week. Eight days since I got a good night's sleep? А на вас бифор. I packed my entire life into a you all and drove it across the country. I could excuse the not sleeping well when I was sleeping in shitty motels or in my car because Well, I was in my car or shitty motel.
Kristen DiMercurio 1:52
But tonight I'm back in my childhood home. I spent All day unpacking. I'm Exhausted. Dad helped but it wasn't that kind of Like that stiff. Quiet way. Where he didn't wanna like step on a trip mine or scare me away, so rather than asking how I was doing, he just said that he loved me and would Take care of whatever I needed. Then

Why does Mel start recording a sleep diary and what’s happening in her life right now?

Kristen DiMercurio 2:23
Silently helped me unpack.
Unknown 2:26
Which is a nice gesture and all, but I know how much he makes a year, and it was a lot less than I was making in LA.
Kristen DiMercurio 2:36
Uh That's shitty. I'm I'm the one who lost my job and moved back home. Not him. He's doing fine, owns a house, and three trucks. Can you believe that? What does he need three trucks for? Uh it doesn't matter. You're getting distracted, Mel. Okay, so I arrived this afternoon after Five hours of driving and I spent all day unpacking everything and shoving it into my childhood bedroom, which by the way Is smaller than I remembered. I moved my bed frame in and it takes up Most of the room. I had to shove my nice desk into this tiny ass corner in my room by the window. I can barely spin around in my chair without knocking something over. And after this exhausting week and this exhausting day and this exhausting move, I eat some pizza with my dad and we
Kristen DiMercurio 3:32
We don't Talk. And I'm just so ready for bed. So I go to bed and my head hits the pillow, and bam, I can't sleep. I can feel The exhaustion, my body is Heavy. My muscles are cramped and achy. My eyes are hot. Like I can literally feel the warmth radiating off them. Which usually only happens when I pull in all nighter working on something. And I just lay there. Алидер форс. And then I decide fuck it, maybe Patrick's right, so Five hours after I crawled into bed it's Three thirty three AM I get up. And here I am. Hi, Patrick. I'd complain about having so much to do tomorrow, but I don't have that much. I not really. I mean I guess I have to drive the U Haul to the local lot, but that's like fifteen minutes away and then
Kristen DiMercurio 4:41
After that I don't know. Maybe that's why I can't sleep. In fact, I am sure it is. I don't know what happens next. And the uncertainty of the Is killing Maybe literally, if I don't fall asleep here soon. My whole life I always knew what was coming next. I went to school. I got good grades with the promise that it'd help me go to a nice college, and it did. I got a good scholarship. I went to a nice out of state school and I studied hard. And then when I graduated, it was time to get a job. And I did that. I got an internship that turned into a job. And after a couple years there, I left to get a bigger job, and then I moved up from a junior role to a senior role. I got a nice salary, bought myself nice things, and I had it all figured out, and it was so easy.
Kristen DiMercurio 5:34
Easy. I mean Not really. It was hard, but but I was good at it.

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