Lincoln had to rest he was getting to old for this being President,running the country and
fighting creatures of the night he wish he was ten years younger as he then took off his clothes and hat and quietly laid in bed .A window was opposite his bed so he could see anyone coming and a candle was lit too.He loved candles he would see things at night most don't.And sometimes he wished he didn't either.Vampires werewolves,war hate sometimes it was too much even for the President .One day he'll need to take Bell up on his offer on taking the day off
and go fishing fish was good for you it gave you brain power,how you think he got to be President,ha ha.He closed his eyes and slept.And sometimes when he slept he dreamt and even too a
President could dream,and boy this one did.Off to dreamland Mr President,there's always tomorrow,always tomorrow Mr President.to be continued/
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