A man (angel) ascends into the sky with me. I travel next to him through clouds. Everything is very bright--as if my very vision and other senses have improved or heightened. He smiles at my awed expressions. We are
moving very, very quickly. Faster than is possible by any human means. For a few moments I sense but don't see the man near me up there. A brief worry... The
clouds part. We are floating over a gigantic garden. The colors are more vibrant
than any I've ever seen...
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Sunday, July 2, 2006
Dream: Angles
I’m in the red car. Driving in a city that is familiar, on some side streets.
The streets are all steep inclines and declines. I am wishing I had a stick
instead of auto.
I stop at an intersection. A red light. The light is at the bottom of an incline. This street seems as angled as a ski jump. My brakes are squealing.
A woman is turning up the hill, from my right side. She stops her car right next to mine, puts it in park right there in the street, opens the door and gets out. Walks over and bends over at my open window. Beautiful face and smile. She’s flirting with me. I am confused and amused. What's your angle? I say.
Her car is keeping another car from going up the hill. But the second driver doesn’t seem to be upset. Although I can’t see that person’s face, a shadow face... they seem to be patiently waiting for my ‘flirty girl’ to move on.
Flirty is still talking to me. My light is now green, but I don’t drive away, listening to her. She is saying a lot but I don't understand a word. I have been to the post office box, and my mail is lying in the back seat. She is now opening and reading my mail...
I stop at an intersection. A red light. The light is at the bottom of an incline. This street seems as angled as a ski jump. My brakes are squealing.
A woman is turning up the hill, from my right side. She stops her car right next to mine, puts it in park right there in the street, opens the door and gets out. Walks over and bends over at my open window. Beautiful face and smile. She’s flirting with me. I am confused and amused. What's your angle? I say.
Her car is keeping another car from going up the hill. But the second driver doesn’t seem to be upset. Although I can’t see that person’s face, a shadow face... they seem to be patiently waiting for my ‘flirty girl’ to move on.
Flirty is still talking to me. My light is now green, but I don’t drive away, listening to her. She is saying a lot but I don't understand a word. I have been to the post office box, and my mail is lying in the back seat. She is now opening and reading my mail...
Saturday, December 31, 2005
Dream: Wet Flaps
I am in the jungle, darkness, running. Branches and foliage slap me,
hard.
A helicopter above, flying with no lights on. I hit a wall of brush and get stuck like a fly in a web. I panic and fight through.
Land on my hands and knees on a paved two-lane. The chopper is somewhere behind me, way to the left...
A helicopter above, flying with no lights on. I hit a wall of brush and get stuck like a fly in a web. I panic and fight through.
Land on my hands and knees on a paved two-lane. The chopper is somewhere behind me, way to the left...
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Dream: Mic
I’m at a huge outdoor concert at night. And I mean, gigantic. The main
stage is about 100 yards away, with thousands of people everywhere.
I’m at a bar to the side of the crowd, getting a drink, chatting with a few people. Someone convinces me to get on stage; it is ‘open mic’ time. I defer, but only in a token way. Finish my drink and go backstage....
When I come on stage lots of people yell although they have no idea who I am. Lots of boos too. The noise of that many voices stuns me. I raise the mic and say, ‘awww, shut the hell up' and there is laughter.
I’m at a bar to the side of the crowd, getting a drink, chatting with a few people. Someone convinces me to get on stage; it is ‘open mic’ time. I defer, but only in a token way. Finish my drink and go backstage....
When I come on stage lots of people yell although they have no idea who I am. Lots of boos too. The noise of that many voices stuns me. I raise the mic and say, ‘awww, shut the hell up' and there is laughter.
Tuesday, February 8, 2005
Dream: Tour
I am with P., in a large city. Warm, sunny. We are wandering around,
looking at the sights. Dark comes and we still are playing yokels. We talk a lot with our eyes and mouths, not with
words.
We walk into a large parking garage whose levels descend far below street level. The car we came in is four or five levels down. I vaguely remember pulling in to park some hours (or days?) before. There is a man in the ticket booth as we enter at street level; he is white, in his 50s, balding, dark hair, glasses, thick bodied. [I describe because he looks familiar somehow.]
For some reason P. and I have different parking tickets. Strange since I previously thought we rode here together. She hands the ticket man her ticket and they exchange a few words, smiling at each other. Just as she is about to step away so I can pay, she leans back and pushes two more dollars into the booth.
I scrounge in my pockets to pay, realizing that I don’t have enough money to pay the ticket as I, too, joke with the ticket man. P. is already walking downstairs, and the ticket man says something like, ‘you’re already paid for; all I need from you is [???] cents,’ which I hand to him. I catch up to P. as she reaches the fourth level...
We walk into a large parking garage whose levels descend far below street level. The car we came in is four or five levels down. I vaguely remember pulling in to park some hours (or days?) before. There is a man in the ticket booth as we enter at street level; he is white, in his 50s, balding, dark hair, glasses, thick bodied. [I describe because he looks familiar somehow.]
For some reason P. and I have different parking tickets. Strange since I previously thought we rode here together. She hands the ticket man her ticket and they exchange a few words, smiling at each other. Just as she is about to step away so I can pay, she leans back and pushes two more dollars into the booth.
I scrounge in my pockets to pay, realizing that I don’t have enough money to pay the ticket as I, too, joke with the ticket man. P. is already walking downstairs, and the ticket man says something like, ‘you’re already paid for; all I need from you is [???] cents,’ which I hand to him. I catch up to P. as she reaches the fourth level...
Thursday, September 5, 1996
Saturday, January 13, 1996
"The Appalachian" Archives: Linda Robinson; The Tradition Continues
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