Category: Dreams

Hanging out in a room with Leslie B. She’s talking about some practice and twisting her fingers around. I think about how that relates to what I’m doing. We talk about it and she starts showing me something. I hear some thing behind me and she says something about Hitler being a cold, mean man. We stop the working.

Riding around OC suburbs, we stop to get directions and someone loses their bike. Backtrack to find it.

Walk down a ramp to get to an ATM. I decide to walk down rather than take the car (it’s parked right there, and the ATM is too). Walk down the stairs, get to the last one and step off to get to the ATM. It’s really slippery and steep, and I struggle to get back to the stairs, almost falling down the ramp.

Crossing a bridge in London. One side doesn’t have a fence, and I’m scared to go . The other side has a fence, and I walk across, looking at the Thames. Get on a train, it’s an old school car with the wood and the rounded ceiling. Get off and walk down a street towards Chelsea-the street is deserted and someone is following us. We turn onto another street and go up steep stone stairs.

In a garage, getting ready to move. Go through stuff, putting things in boxes and throwing stuff away.

Walking along a highway. We have to cross, and follow a bunch of people crossing, then cut over to another road.

In a field with a guide. We walk to a plot of grapevines that have odd yellowish spheres hanging from them. He says they’re beehives, and cracks one open to get the honey. We look for other ones that look abandoned, and there are a bunch of small ones and a few large ones.

At a convention, walking through a bunch of people. See Keith Moon, fully alive. I go over and start talking to him, then realize he’s dead. We talk for a bit.

On a lake, a guy is showing me around. He zooms really fast and turns quickly all around the lake. He comes close to some swimmers. I talk to a boy and apologize for drooling all over his shirt.

At school, S needs her violin. Look for it in First Grade. I open the door slowly, no violin.

Looking at a half-demolished building. People are climbing up it and sliding down. I worry about people getting hurt. Walk down and sit on a couch in a room that’s open. Start climbing up a bug pipe, and rip my jacket. Mom’s going to be mad-I look at it and think about how to repair it. A bunch of OHS people from my class walk by and recognize the guy sitting next to me. They come over and we get up, as every talks about what they do for work. I say mine, but no one listens. They group up and leave. I go to the next building looking for a spot to picnic. It’s nice and grassy with lots of trees. I walk up a hill and into a grove. The guard comes and says it’s off-limits. I ignore him and walk down, around and back. He follows, yelling. Go into the building and up to the lobby.

In a theater, S is getting ready to do a play. Walk down to the stage, go to turn on the lights, the booth needs me to pump the starter first. It’s behind the wall. I do it and the lights go on. Walk over to the other side of the stage and get all my gear out of the bag. Pick up the slide and start in on a song. People are arriving for the show, and a stagehand tells me I have to pack up.

Playing gamelan, everyone says my feet smell, so I go to wash them. Come back and they’ve moved the instruments.

At U.S., go upstairs to pee, spraying everywhere. There are holes in the floor, looking down to another floor just below. I walk out and they’re going to demolish the building. Walk back into the huge space and people are milling around. I walk over the to the new building.

On a bus, playing with the kin in the seat in front. Go over to another seat, a goose attacks me. We arrive and I get off the bus and wait for everyone.

Walk through a park. It starts to rain and we get under a tarp.

Going to the airport with the family and Holly. I’m ignoring her. We’re trying to get there, but no bus or train is coming. Holly has a lot of luggage, and the cab driver is struggling to get it unloaded. I look through it a little, amazed that she has so much stuff, and want to consolidate. Suddenly I’m sitting on a bench outside a Fred Meyer’s, and there’s an open door and a big cannabis convention inside. They’re playing “Get Up, Stand Up”. I start walking, because we’re close, look back and there’s a bus coming, so I hurry back to the bus stop.

Walk upstairs in a small office building to start work with people I’ve worked with before. There’s a lot of people in suits standing on the landing. I walk through them and over to a computer table and talk to the guy working on the program. Look at the app and ask questions about how the database and program have changed since I left.

Walking through a big house. It has spooky creatures everywhere. I get past them and into a big room that’s a bathroom. I look at the toilets and a girl says they’re all haunted and have curses on them. I walk over to a low basin/bidet and pee into it. there’s an odd instrument there. It’s like a fretless bass neck with one long string going back and forth to form four strings. I start pulling on them to get it tuned up and push the extra length through the end. I get one tuned, start on the next one, but it’s hard because I have to keep tension on everything to get them all in tune.

Get into a guitar duel with a girl-who can be the loudest. I have a tiny amp, start to go home to get more, but have to start working in a ice cream shop. Leave, get my guitar, talk to some guys about the stuff I have and how this little known amp is cheap, good, and loud. Leave with my guitar and the other one. Get a call on the way back from the shop-I tell him I had a thing at home and I’m on my way back now.

 

Go across a bridge and into a room. I’m floating up the wall. I get startled by a lady appearing behind me. She says I’m dead, and I can’t go back. Start thinking about what to do now.

Walk through a field with trees on one side. Some kids are flying a bunch of single line kites up high. I go up to them and warn them that this is a flight path and that planes might catch them. A plane comes by and misses them. The next one catches them and starts to turn around and go back to the airport.

On a train going south along the 405 freeway. Decide we need to go north-get off and onto a train along the 110.

Starting a new job, my contact guy tells me where to go. I get there, but I can’t go up the sill to the room. Go through the main entrance, they give me an id. I walk through security, back & uphill to the room. The lady is waiting for me, complains because I’m late (it’s 10). I sit at an old computer and start working.

At some outdoor workplace. Walk back and look for a place to work. Go back out and use the bathroom-I’m missing the bowl. Go back and get a chair and find a place to work inside.

At work, trying to do things, but keep getting distracted by all the stuff under the desk-keep tidying it up.

In some house on the other side of King. The carpet is soaked, and I’m trying to clean it up. Somebody comes and says that my credit card number got stolen. I look and it’s only the last few digits. Go back to cleaning.

At a kite fest, getting set up. Walk down the hill and go into a thrift store to get pants. Look through them, then walk around. Look at knives and stuff and play around with a flip knife. Walk back down.

At the grocery store, trying to take the leaves off of a cauliflower without disturbing the label and stuff. Walk around and get the plastic too tight. Crawl under the back to avoid a worker. (E said I was humming in my sleep).

In some small 3rd world town. Walk around, go into a pet shop. Look at the fishes and reptiles. Walk into a underground view of a huge tank with an orca in it. It’s zooming around, banging into the wall and making a hole. It hits the clear wall, then back at the hole, then back on the wall. I decide it’s time to leave, as it’s going to break the wall. I get up to the street and it finally breaks the wall, and everyone below gets under the water. The orca is flopping on the ground, and people are struggling to get out. I say I told you so a bunch, and talk to the owner about the thickness of the wall.