Posted by Anonymous on 2013/02/07 under Uncategorized It started out as a high speed chase where I was being chased by some guy who in my mind I knew was out to kill me. Yet while I was driving I made this jump and flew into this odd jungle encampment and then I had nowhere to drive so I got out of the car and started running. Eventually I ran onto a beach and hid behind some rock wall. When he began to search around the rock wall some half lizard half man creature (almost like the green things from John Carter yet only in resemblance) intervened saying come out there is no true fighting here. So I came out and following the sentient’s orders we both stayed passive (during the story there may be some so called skips as it was almost like separate scenes in a movie) then the sentient told us it was time to train so we trained learned and practiced sometimes climbing that very rock wall sometimes doing other things and doing these things together we became friends and then one day they told me to ride one of their Komodo dragon lizard things across a lake so i did yet at first it didn’t think it liked me yet eventually it started to not make any attempts at trying to bite me so I rode if back and while doing so I noticed that the island was shifting and moving and when I got back on the island and I look back at the lake to see that I was now at my old school Northwest and I don’t remember how but some how I met this girl whose face I can’t quite remember but I can remember her personality and right from seeing her I knew she was perfect and so we went outside together holding hands and just sort of hugging we walked around together for what seemed like an infinite amount of time and at the end of it I was in love with her and her with me and then she said I have to go to the bathroom and so she went and so I waited outside for her so sure she would come out and while I was staring at the door waiting, I woke up and just like that I realized that none of it was real and I almost wanted to cry because it had seemed that just the walk on its own lasted a lifetime.
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james you cray