Dreams: Oddly enough I happen to keep a catolog of almost all the dreams I am able to vividly remember upon waking. Also I have night terrors from time to time so most of the dreams I remember are more like nightmares.
My Dream: Over the summer I worked as a desk clerk at Best Western Galaxy Inn. The dream starts out with me at
work but the hotel isn't a hotel, it's a pharmacy. The manager and owner are training a new person to replace me and for some reason both he and I are working. Although I know what I am doing the trainee begins yelling at me and tells me that what I am doing is wrong and I realize that I really have begun to forget things. As I enter the back office (which is now where we keep all of the medicine) I keep running into spider webs, they are EVERYWHERE. In the back I run into my sister (who also worked at Best Western and apparently works at this hotel/pharmacy) and she ignores me and surprisingly isn't offering to help me, even though she has worked there longer. I become very overwhelmed and quit. Somehow I have a bike at work and begin riding it to Cathy's (the dayshift manager) house to apologize for leaving her short handed at work. On my journey I come across a pool and it is filled with obnoxious kids in there later teens. My boyfriend shows up and reminds me that I know the family and that they just recently lost their sister who I knew (well enough to have attended the funeral). The parents come out and I begin to remember and feel bad about finding the kids obnoxious. Then I wake up.
Visual Memory: This
is very embarassing but... when I was in 8th or 9th grade I was friends with a girl who lived around a lot of woods. She and I would always go hiking, camping, and basically just find any way to get in trouble. One day she, her brother, and I decided to build a fort.. so we went into the woods that ran along the side of her house and found a clearing, we found a long stick and put an old bike seat on the end. Then we took the old tarp that covered her pool and made a tent like structure using the stick as the center and strings tied to trees as a way of keeping it tight. We then used old chicken wire (her parents owned a concrete business) and made walls all the way around. About a hundred feet away was a field and the crop of choice that summer was corn, so we cut down a ton of corn stalks and wove them in and out of the chicken wire to create "walls'. The area that we pitched our tent over had two levels where tree roots had allowed for erosion so we made steps out of plywood and some nails. Las
tly we hung their old hammock from the porch from tree to tree within our structure. It took us all day, but when we were done we were proud and fully entertained. For a couple months the structure stayed up and for years I would drive by and be able to see the remains. That image is forever etched into my mind. Standing at the edge of the woods staring at our fort (Fort Fluff) as the sun was setting in disbelief that I had taken part in such an amazing undertaking.
These are photos of where I worked over the summer... so basically what I saw 5 days a week from 4-midnight!
The front!


The LOBBY! Check out the sweet mirror I got to use to see who was coming up the hallway (And yes there were some creepers)

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