Some guy was complaining about something being “unethical”. The words “heathen scum” came up in his rant a few times. I think a GameCube was involved. Then he said something about being able to “enter one but not another”.

We were in the mountains this time. There were about 8 of us or so. Apparently we had reached a rather wide crevice that needed a bridge to cross. A young girl that was with us was in charge to creating a rope bridge for the gap. It was a bridge that was literally one rope across.

This time we were in New York. It was sunny as we checked out of our hotel at noon. We walked. A lot. Barefoot. Just the two of us, we walked over bridges nonstop. We took off our shoes earlier and put them in a basket that I was carrying.

I was somewhere in the US. Florida, I think it was. I was sitting in some kind of tea room of a supermarket. It was nearly time to meet up with my father so I got out of my seat and through the exit. Anyways, I was walking through a parking lot towards the hotel we were staying at when my aunt and uncle came towards me from the opposite direction and asked, “where were you?”

Something about Obama with hula hoops on the beach.

We were walking up a hill in the middle of the night. There seemed to be some kind of illuminated structure ahead of us. A few moments later, a bright flash emanated from the tower and around four glowing humanly figures popped out.

I think we were in a mall in Japan. And a credit card was involved. Something about trying to spend as much money as we can. The last tick went off at 12PM.

I didn’t recognize the two but they looked like they were old friends. They seemed to be playing something akin to Starcraft. The first one, that is. It appeared to be a custom game mode with a map set up much like the real world.

It wasn’t the first time I left home. This time I was prepared with a full set of green shirts. I’m not sure why I was in the city again but I know I was trying to find my way to college. I stopped in a public bathroom to check if my shirts were still in my backpack. They were as green as ever.

I quickly ran up the stairs to find something in my way so I had no choice but to slow down. As I edge past whatever obstacle it was, I finally reached the second floor. This was it, where my room had once been. Except for some reason there were three doors instead of two.