[Salliter]

you came over to this timeline to meet us all ;-)

seriously though, that is some pretty trippy integrating. i think most of us do this type of timeline merging in our dream state. for example, when you have a dream where you pretty much feel like yourself, but you're someone else. or you have a dream where things are mostly the same, but significant details are different. in the dream it seems weird, but then it starts to make sense.

since you have the remarkable gift of remembering clearly the "other" timeline that shifted significantly for you in the 90s, then again in 2000 / 2007, i think you should really write as much of it down as you can. the old version you remember, and what actually happened. then look for shift points that are keyed into certain decisions made or actions taken.

for example, take the guy who was just the object of a crush in otv1 (original timeline version 1) who you dated in ntv1 (new timeline, version 1) -- in the new timeline, you must have made a decision to get his attention.

so see if you can track back each of those *personal* decisions you made that directly changed your experience in the old vs new timeline. maybe you will be able to find the original "split point" -- that key decision that moved you in one direction instead of another.

maybe there's no one decision that you can identify, but by lining up these different shift points, you could probably get a good sci-fi story / movie written based on this experience.

in love,
cameron