22 May 2004

Dream A:
I am at a party. There are a lot of Angelo's people here. Brian is there playing tether ball with some other people. Terry F is here, he is getting ready to move to Penang. There is a guy here with a huge bag of weed. At one point I am at a gas station and I see Chad and Dulce, but they don't see me.

Dream B:
I stop by Zach's place. It's afternoon and he is home. We are talking and writing and drawing. He has a show later. I get there when he gets there. A bear cub is waiting outside. Zach recognizes it, but gives it little mind. It rubs against me like a dog; it's got a blond/golden coat. A child shows up, maybe he's homeless, and then he is in the house with us. The boy has black hair, brown eyes and dirt on his face. The bear swipes at the child and scratches it's temple. We clean the wound up and then both the bear and the child are gone. Zach and I go back to drawing, and we draw something that would make good puppets. Zach still has his show later and is visibly tired. I offer to make the puppets, but Zach tells me to either take a nap with him, or to leave. Instead of taking a nap when I leave, Zach walks me home.
Everything in the dream is quiet up to this point, but when we walk into my house on Dexter, there are a bunch of people there, and Brian is one of them. There is a bunch of weed out, and the phone is ringing. It's Laura. At first I can't hear her because of the background commotion, but finally I understand that she wants me to go in on an $300 sack. When I get off the phone Zach has gone, but he left his jacket.
Next Suzie and Kayla come in, so I quickly hide all the drugs. Graeme is in his room, but his room is bare. There is a piano shell against one wall and Graeme is sitting at it, but on the floor. He has long, bleached white hair with chlorine green stains in it. He is showing me what he has been working on at the piano, and although there are no keys and he is on the floor, the piano plays.
I go into my room and Brian is there watching tv. Kramer is on. In the show, Kramer is with a group of kindergartners, sitting around a mat. Kramer leans in and asks all the kids: "Is there a test so bad that we would all fail it?" The kids look terrified. Kramer look over his shoulder and then back at the kids. "Don't worry, I know how to fix (work/manipulate) these people. You kids just go home," he tells them.