After resisting the urge to fully participate in compuwiz1's euphoric display of posting prowess, I went to bed this morning and did not set up my alarm clock. As a result, I slept about 12h. Near the end of my slumbers, I had a strange dream. In it I was back in Fredericton, New Brunswick and had just moved in on the 14th floor of a high-rise building with Sarah Michelle Gellar (that is unusual, I'm a big fan but she rarely appears in my dreams, yet twice recently). I was settings things up while she was chatting with some ladyfriends, just looking pretty and bubbly. Some time later, I went outside the apartment to explore the building a bit.
Turns out at our floor level there were bridges connecting our building to similar skyscrapers. When I lived in Fredericton in the 80s, there might have been the one building that reached twenty floors but the dream version of this city had about forty of them.
I walked across the covered bridge to a nearby building. Inside it, there was like a shopping mall with many stores and boutiques, small medical clinics, even some circus acts like jugglers and magicians. The layout was similar in several other buildings. After a while, I decided to get back home but I could not. As it turns out, each bridge remained stationary but the buildings all moved once you crossed it, in a manner like the old SNES game Brainlord. Try as I may, I had not found my way home by the time I woke up.
Weird dream indeed.
Turns out at our floor level there were bridges connecting our building to similar skyscrapers. When I lived in Fredericton in the 80s, there might have been the one building that reached twenty floors but the dream version of this city had about forty of them.
I walked across the covered bridge to a nearby building. Inside it, there was like a shopping mall with many stores and boutiques, small medical clinics, even some circus acts like jugglers and magicians. The layout was similar in several other buildings. After a while, I decided to get back home but I could not. As it turns out, each bridge remained stationary but the buildings all moved once you crossed it, in a manner like the old SNES game Brainlord. Try as I may, I had not found my way home by the time I woke up.
Weird dream indeed.