Maybe I'm more worried about Abstract Algebra than I thought...

of the two math classes I'm taking this semester Real Analysis has taken priority. Can you blame me? It's offered half as often and Abstract Algebra is a prerequisite for it. On top of that, Real Analysis is my first class with Roden since Calc I, which I fondly remember as very challenging. So if I've been worried about a math class it's been Real Analysis, not Abstract Algebra, or so I thought...
The events of last night slash morning may have disproved this. I woke up last night (4:30ish) to Lydia asking me what was wrong, since I had apparently woken her up by saying, "agh!" I had been dreaming about a group of bones. This may not sound too unusual since bones usually come in groups, but this was an Abstract Algebra sort of group. One with a binary operation, inverses, and an identity... Yes, I dreamed about doing math with bones. And right at the end someone had ripped two bones apart to make a particular point and was waving one of them wildly in the air. Come to think of it, this dream could also have been influenced by 2001: a Space Odyssey. *shrugs* So I described this dream to Lydia last night as soon as I woke up which is why I can remember it now. And so I am sharing it with whoever reads this in the belief that disturbing information should be used to disturb others.