Archived files

Alright, so here we are. I've needed a chunk of time to sit down and sift through all this stuff.

There's actually not too much on the archive. Two pictures, a transcript of some kind, another archived file. The legend on the side says "the time has come". Okay.

The two pictures are somewhat more disturbing. Both are corrupted. One looks to be a picture of a
handwritten passage, and the other is another handwritten poem.

The second is my research journal, and it's my handwriting.

While this should surprise no one by now, I don't remember either of these. It's still disturbing to me, especially as I've apparently written something that I can't remember. I definitely don't know the handwriting in the first one.

Apologies and a data dump

I suppose I could extend apologies to myself as well, but mostly I'm offering apologies to anybody who's been following this.

I didn't drop into another fugue state or anything, I've just been kind of run ragged by life. In between school and other life things, I've barely had time to tease at this problem.

Anyway, the USB, and the numbers string. I misspoke earlier, when I said all the files were password protected, which would have been a neat trick for someone who's experiencing clouded thinking and insight to be able to hack a way into Windows and password protect individual files.

Unfortunately, my [edit] does not come equipped with fancy new computer skills. Just chunks of lost memory, and weird wounds on my body.

What I should have said was that there's a password protected archive on the USB drive.

I did a cursory check on the file-- the password, "thetime" does work on it, but I haven't had the chance to comb through it.

For now, I'm just going to upload it somewhere, and leave the link here, just so that I have it backed up.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B54jZHiorZmqdjJFMGROZE5CeG8/view?usp=sharing