I was on a train in Indiana that had left a campground I was staying at (I remembered being at a camp but didn’t remember it). The train started to pass snow-covered fields, although it was only August. I thought, … Continue reading →
I needed a ride home, so I tried to take a bus. I had only coins and paid with what I thought were a dollar coin and a quarter. Maybe it was more than a dollar coin because a stream … Continue reading →
The dream began when I became aware that I was not in pain, or not much — but only in the dream. I was walking with high school friends when they veered off through a meadow where there were no … Continue reading →
I came back to my shared desk at work and discovered one of three figurines (trolls?) was missing, but I couldn’t remember what the missing one looked like. I was upset by its loss nonetheless. Dark stuff was smeared all … Continue reading →
I was on a weekend train to Chicago from Hamburg when I realized I didn’t have my Fitbit charger, which seemed important since the Fitbit was low on charge and might not last until Monday. This may have led me … Continue reading →
(The title is from The Thief of Bagdad. Grand Vizier Jaffar, played by Conrad Veidt, dramatically summons the sea wind to do his evil bidding.) I was living with my parents in a trailer in a sweet location, probably with … Continue reading →
I found myself at KK’s house, which I noticed was my aunt’s old house as I imagined it—sprawling, infinite. I excused myself to explore it and take photos, but as happens in the dreams in which this imaginary house of … Continue reading →
14 July 2018 When I woke up, all I could think of was the name Robert Brown. It had been threaded throughout a long dream mostly unrelated to Robert Brown.1 I was at a performance of a long play.2 During … Continue reading →
I was staying at a brick mansion in the country, where there was a living room with several televisions. When I returned I found some young women disconnecting mine, including the cables. By yelling and flailing, I tried to stop them because I … Continue reading →
I went for a walk, but then I couldn’t find my way home. I didn’t remember where it was or what it looked like, inside or out, although I had a vague idea about the intersection of streets. Along the … Continue reading →