11/27/08 1:00 – 11:30 a.m. 10 ½ hours
Climbing Trip
6. I am on a trip to some place in the wilderness with a man and his son, about ten years old. We’re in a hotel on the top floor, and we’re about to leave. We get in the elevator, which consists of a carriage with transparent walls hooked up to a crane. There are no walls around the carriage, and a fairly old woman is operating the crane. She wants to give us some fun, so she drops us. The elevator has a built-in saving device, which slows us down before we hit the ground. Once at the ground, we are pulled back up to the top and the dropping is repeated. We get out and lay on the ground underneath the elevator. It is pulled up and dropped one more time, but I don’t really want to take any chances, so I roll out of the way before it hits the ground. We go inside and check out or something.
This whole time I’ve had a big pillow, one of those ones you sit up against with the arm rests, stuffed in my shirt, and I look ridiculous. As I’m about to walk out, someone from another rooms calls me over. It’s James, my old manager from Ruby Tuesday and the job I hated more than just about anything. He asks me what the pillow is all about, and I remove it from my shirt. For some reason I feel like I’ve travelled with my pillow in my shirt like this often. He says, abruptly, “Maryville could use you. I could use you.” I know he’s asking me to work again. “You could be a bartender.” I really don’t want to work at Ruby Tuesday at all, but James is a nice guy. I consider just frankly saying “No” to see what kind of offer he would give me, but instead I say, “Maybe in the summer. I really don’t think I should leave college just to work there.” He understands, and the man and son from before come and we leave together.
Lucid Battle
7. This may be a continuation of the previous dream. I am now in an open yard surrounded by buildings, with a few sidewalks going through it. It’s situated on a hill. Someone is telling me to attack this girl next to me on a bike, and she rides away. I get on my bike, which is now 64 speed, and chase after her. I decide I’ll steer my bike toward her and jump off at the last second so she’ll be knocked down, and then I can attack her properly. I look back at my gears to change, and now I notice that there are only 6 gears where there used to be 8. I realize I’m dreaming. Instead of jumping off my bike, I simply ram into her and knock her down. I get off my bike, and the scenery shifts to a grocery store. I want to cause the most damage possible because I know she’s lucid too, so I take my bike by the handle bars and swing the back tire at her, hitting her in the face. I do this repeatedly. She reciprocates, hitting me in the head with the bike. It doesn’t hurt very much, but I realize that it must not be doing much to her either, so I decide to find a better course of action. I draw her into a corner, and then make her stop, completely frozen. I walk up to her, fold my hands, and say a spell to make her disappear for good. I am successful, and she never reappears. I go and sit by a girl who is my friend in the dream but I do not recognize.
We talk about the battle, and then get up. She wants to buy something but she doesn’t have enough money. I decide to try to pay with blank paper, so I pull out my wallet, but I only have bills in there. I pay with a $1 bill, which the kid at the cashier grabs and pulls down hard. My arm follows, and my face is pulled down into something, hard. I’m pissed so I pull my head back up and kick the cashier thing from under the table, but it doesn’t really do anything. I see someone talking the man next to the cashier, and can tell he is not a normal DC either. I can tell this when I ask him a question and he doesn’t give me an archaic answer. He points to a bag next to him. I pull out a $58 bill, obviously counterfeited. I pull out a $28 bill, the same. He says there’s something else in there, and I pull out 4 graduation caps, about half the size they’re supposed to be. One of them is a love note, written to Phil Ripp or something like that. I kind of laugh and toss it away. At some point in the dream, I can’t remember when, I was talking to Tara, lucid, who was working on homework, telling her it doesn’t matter because this is a dream ad we should go do something fun. She doesn’t really understand though.
|
|
Bookmarks