We were walking in a shopping mall when the fire alarm went off.

I was walking around with a friend and adjusting the buildings around us by changing the diameters of the pillars. Some kind of AI became sentient and started wreaking havoc.

We were at some kind of ramen place and my uncle was asking why there weren’t any noodles. Apparently it was self-served(?)

My dad and I were on a soccer field and we were watching people getting slingshot across. My dad was explaining to me the aerodynamics of the shot and why children tend to go a lot farther and safer.

Driving class was starting soon. I couldn’t spot any instructors so I sat at the entrance to the main road. An old lady was offering some kind of ice tea so I bought one for myself. Shortly after a few sips, my teeth got stuck on what I assumed to be a huge chunk of sugar lodged between my back row of teeth. My mouth was stuck open and I couldn’t bite down.

I was in a cafeteria by the beach on a foggy afternoon. I spotted two orange pencils on the table and inspected them before setting them back down. I was having mangoes and a bag of raw carrots for lunch. I stood behind a friend in his seat while we were talking about YouTube videos. We then mentioned about how it’s strange that people that were born in 2003 are now watching those same videos.

There were about 15 or so of us in a classroom and I was cooking for them. It seemed to be some kind of after school event and most of the people were watching something in Korean that was being projected to the front of the room. Someone said “welcome to our first meeting” so I assume it was so.

It was my birthday and I’m not sure what I was doing in the kitchen in the middle of the night.

Someone got mad at me who then called for her brother to chase after me.

We were on the front courtyard of the school and cleaning up after some large event. There were some severely damaged and old Pokemon figures that we were planning to decide as a group which ones to keep. However the voting never happened and so we decided to make the decision ourselves. There were months old drinks tucked away in a cupboard that seemed to resemble milk tea bought in a store. My uncle said it was his and my brother glared at him. Four large plastic bins were laid out to sort the trash that we were throwing away. The floor was mostly wet but quickly dried up with the sun baking the ground. I didn’t really like stepping into the dirty water and felt the need to rinse my feet immediately.