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June 10, 2004sage
i dreamt i was in the city with audra. but it wasn't the real San Francisco, it was a mythical one that I have dreamt of before, with soaring highways that float far above the buildings and a huge park in the middle of the city housing a famous university. anyway we were there and having dinner. she was wearing black velvet and striped stockings. after dinner i offered to drive her home but she said she wanted to take me somewhere. we went into a small brownstone house which had been repurposed as a book store. audra knew the owner and proprietor, an ageing man with a fringe of snowy white hair around his shiny bald head and little round scholarly glasses. he had books piled all around him, even inside the fireplace. audra and i sat down and started browsing through his collection while he talked. the name of the store was Sage - "that's me," he explained with a grin. other people came in, girls dressed in vintage frocks with short fashionably messy hair and dark stockings. two of them didn't like each other: one said to me petulantly, "why is *she* here?" i tried to be noncommittal, keep the peace. i suggested we have a party. and then we had some ice cream. i wake up. posted by jane at June 10, 2004 11:04 AM | TrackBackComments
Soaring highways, huh? I keep dreaming of a mythical version of nyc, with a beautiful & intricate (yet confusing) subway system. Mb we're all spending too much time trying to get somewhere, rather than just sitting in one place gathering & reading books. :) Posted by: hy at June 10, 2004 02:02 PMSounds like someone was playing Final Fantasy VII and reading...(I dunno)...The Celestine Prophesy before bed ^_^..... P.S. Fun game. Terrible book. joking asside, dreams like that shouldnt be ignored. Posted by: Stephen at June 10, 2004 04:31 PMExactly: dreams should not be ignored. Let's get some ice cream, Jane! Posted by: Audra at June 10, 2004 04:43 PMrepurposed is a very cool word. Posted by: eric at June 13, 2004 01:59 AMThe truth of the matter is that you are not a very good singer, just an average writer, your insights into gaming unique only in that you are a female saying them, and you have the body of a fourteen year old boy. So if you're wondering why you're depressed, you got four reasons right there. wow, that's so brave of you to be so honest, posting anonymously. hope you feel GREAT about yourself! Posted by: jane at June 15, 2004 01:01 PM |
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