I've had some pretty odd dreams in my day, but here's last nights.
It was the first day of school and I was wandering around my high school campus (which I still attend). I'm saying hello to people but cannot seem to find any friends in my new classes. At lunch, I decide to find my friends. I remember that we have a hang out apartment in my grandma's retirement home! (???) The retirement home looks rather like an upscale hotel. It has a garden and a patio and a really nice dining room with all these vacationing families and waiters and stuff. However, I have forgotten which apartment/hotel room is mine. I reach the one I think is mine and barge in without announcement. It isn't my apartment after all, but my drama teacher's. The TV is on, His very pregnant wife is in the tiny kitchen chopping vegetables, and my drama teacher, my best friend, a girl from my drama class, and my friend's French exchange student are crowded on the floor doing yoga. I say, "Oh Hello Jason! Hello Julia, Hello Lottie!" etc and we all have a splendid little lunch-drama discussion session. I realize that I haven't seen my other best friend all day, and I don't know her class schedule. I don't even know MY class schedule. My friends and I eventually leave Jason & his pregnant wife to their vegetables. I lose my friends again. Suddenly, I are no longer at high school or at my grandma's retirement home but at the middle school campus (?). I call my friends again. "Hey, where are you guys?" "Oh, we went to Togos for lunch. Walk up and join us." Except Togos is like a mile from the middle school and we have ten minutes left in lunch. I head back to class, but am locked out of the campus by a rather menacing parking meter/security booth. I finally find my best friend, and without another word, we start to quote Grease.
"Well, here we go again."
"Only this time we're seniors"
"And we're gonna rule the school!"
The End.
I really hate Grease.
"The art of Illusion is the art of love; and the art of love is the blood-red heart of the world." - Tony Kushner, "The Illusion"