We were on a walking tour by the docks on the island when Commerce in the Peninsula started playing over the speakers. Our tour guide then proceeded to pick up a horse by the “armpits” as a demonstration. Someone in our group then picked up a sheep by its feet in response.

My parents were already up when I woke up in the middle of the street. They were trying to take photos that matched up with the ones they took a few years ago. My camera was built into my eyes, I simply had to blink harder than normal to snap a photo. Additionally, I was able to see a faint outline of the previous photo, allowing me to line up my shot.

We walked into the tower and saw a green dragon Friend clinging onto the wall. Its wings were spread out in the sun as it started to molt. Someone described the dragon as someone who was disciplined but easily startled.

When I turned over my suitcase, I found that a cockroach nest had formed around the crevice next to the main zipper. I immediately dropped the bag as I saw a couple of the bugs crawl over it. I quickly turned to my phone to search for ways to get of the infestation.

I was sorting through a box of box that my brother and his wife had left behind. At the bottom of the box, I found twelve EasyPass cards in packs of three. He said that they were handed to him by the government.

Someone was asking us if we knew the whereabouts of my brother’s old high school friends. They held a clipboard with list of the people they were looking for along with various bits of information about them. They asked about someone named “Grounder” to which we corrected their pronunciation.

Our Japanese class was taking turns reading from a guide book on the bus. I was completely lost when it came to my turn; everything was so out of focus that I couldn’t tell if the book was actually written in Japanese or Chinese. “What’s 「食堂」?”, I pointed to the page. Everyone looked at me in shock. I accidentally made someone miss their stop by asking them for help.

A robot stood on the roof of the New South Lover hotel. It called to its friend standing on the other roof, beckoning it to come over. It quickly jumped over the gap between the buildings before running to hug each other.

We had been stuck in the shopping arcade with no way to get out or contact anyone for hours until a bus stopped in front of us. When we got on, the driver asked us if we were human. He explained that he was blind but for some reason was able to see us.

I was walking through a garden and the only way to open the door to the next area was for a bird to whistle a particular melody. In order to obtain this tune I had to first whistle Zelda’s Lullaby to another bird sitting at the edge of a pond so I could learn it myself. I then had to walk over to the door to teach that bird the new song.