My dreams are an integral part of each 24 hour
cycle. I don't view them in a voyeuristic sense, I see them as direct
experience. They are lived, not watched like TV. - Nick Bantock
I was walking down a sidewalk and a chimpanzee on a motorbike comes toward
me. As he gets close to me, he jumps off the motorbike and lets it fall to
the floor, then flops down on the sidewalk on his back so I can rub his
tummy.
D and J come to visit me. I go to meet them at the airport, but I apparently
miss them walking off the plane, because everyone has gone by and I didn't
see them. Finally, the pilot and stewardesses get off the plane, so I walk
toward the baggage claim area, and I see them immediately.
He isn't as tall as I expected him to be, and doesn't look exactly like I
thought he would, but I know who he is immediately.
I take his hand (his left in my right) and introduce myself.
We somehow arrive at what seems to be a church basement where a potluck
dinner is going on. There are lots of women bringing in food; I see
one woman drop a platter on the floor and a molded salad slides off as
she watches in horror.
Everyone goes to get food--the buffet table is enormous--then they sit
around in a circle and talk. Many of the women seem to be involved in
a needlework business of some sort, and there are arguments going on
about technique, but I don't get involved.
D is on the opposite side of the circle from me, and I wonder how we
got separated and whether I should go try to talk to him. He gets up
and walks over, and we stand in a doorway and talk, then the phone
(actually, my alarm clock) rings.