Showing posts with label Muller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muller. Show all posts
Sunday, April 7, 2013
A burger for old times.
Rachel and I were in San Diego for an event, like someones wedding. We were staying at a hotel in La Jolla, though it seemed much more tropical and vacation-ish than La Jolla. Rachel had a massage appt at the hotel so I decided to take a trip down to Ocean Beach, where I used to live. I drove down and parked on Del Mar Ave, where I had lived for the last couple of months before moving to Seattle. I remember thinking how sometimes it was tough to find parking, and feeling grateful I'd found a spot. Then as I got out, I hoped I was going to see Muller's car (the legendary JETNBIU) on a street somewhere. It would have made me feel good to see my friends car, and know that he was around town somewhere or at the apartment. I made a point to remember where I'd parked. Of course, it was nice and warm out, even though it was dark. There was an ocean breeze and I could hear the waves. I didn't have much time, since Rachel's massage was only an hour, but I decided to go to Hodad's (classic sd burger joint) for a burger. My friend Casey is a huge Hodad's fan, and I felt bad that I hadn't even let him know I was in town. As I got to Hodad's I pulled out my phone to call him, but then I realized that he and his wife Erin were right in front of me in line. I was excited to see them, but nervous about spending much time eating dinner there, knowing that since I had the car Rachel wouldn't be able to come down. I ordered a single cheeseburger with bacon, no sauce, fries, and a chocolate shake. The workers kept repeating the order, each time with more and more of an accent, until the word fries was barely recognizable. I thought about how the old me would have gone double patties, double bacon, but that now that just seems like too much. I was very satisfied with my decision to order a single burger. I know there was a lot more in the dream but that's all I remember.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Out of control Elevator
I was in San Diego, it was warm. I was at USD and back in my freshman dorm, but it was different. It had been re-done and was nicer. I pressed 4 in the elevator to try to go to the 4th floor. The elevator started going up, but then it didn't stop and the door wouldn't open to get out. We went past the 4th floor up to the 5th floor, and then immediately started going back down, only much faster, so that we were floating in the elevator. When we got to the ground floor, all of us (me, my friend Muller, and a few people I didn't know) would crash to the ground. Nobody got hurt, it was just annoying that the elevator wouldn't work properly. It kept doing that - we'd go up really fast past the fourth floor, then all the way back down, floating as if weightless, to the bottom.
Later, my friend Chris and I we were walking around in the woods on the fringe of campus. We were going to climb a fence to help a scruffy and homeless college kid who lived in a drainage pipe. When we tried, he warned us that he had killed many people, and we shouldn't come any closer. While we were pretty scared of the guy, he all of a sudden put his backpack on and started walking with us to campus. He remarked at the new buildings and how nice they were, and how he hadn't seen them in years since he had been living in that drainage pipe. At night, I was walking around. It was drizzling, but not cold at all. I walked by the soccer field in the valley, which is just used for recreation and is not the main soccer field. I walked by, and it had been set up for the Womens NCAA title game. I didn't watch the game, but it was Penn State against UCLA, and Penn State won. There could only have been a few hundred people able to see the game.
Later, my friend Chris and I we were walking around in the woods on the fringe of campus. We were going to climb a fence to help a scruffy and homeless college kid who lived in a drainage pipe. When we tried, he warned us that he had killed many people, and we shouldn't come any closer. While we were pretty scared of the guy, he all of a sudden put his backpack on and started walking with us to campus. He remarked at the new buildings and how nice they were, and how he hadn't seen them in years since he had been living in that drainage pipe. At night, I was walking around. It was drizzling, but not cold at all. I walked by the soccer field in the valley, which is just used for recreation and is not the main soccer field. I walked by, and it had been set up for the Womens NCAA title game. I didn't watch the game, but it was Penn State against UCLA, and Penn State won. There could only have been a few hundred people able to see the game.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Muller Chucks the Baseball
I've been meaning to start this blog for awhile. When I tell other people about my dreams, they usually find them funny or strange. While I might remember one for a week, I haven't been writing them down, so I'll soon forget. Sometimes they are confusing or disturbing, and sometimes I don't remember them at all. While there will be times I recall more, and times I remember less, I will promise this to anyone that reads this - I won't make anything up. I know there was more to last nights dream, but here's what I remember.
I was with family and we were hanging out on a warm sunny day at the Priory pool. My good friend Chris Muller was there. When he was given the challenge to throw a baseball, he took it. He threw it so far that it just kept going and going into the sky. It never came down.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Staircase to nonsense
This one i remember from about 2 weeks ago...
I was driving with my Dad in Seattle. It was cloudy and cold. We were driving the old 1990 Blue Toyota Camry that I drove for a bit in and after college. I was looking for a turn to get onto the freeway, but I missed it. As we drove in search of the freeway onramp, the freeway was getting higher and higher above where we were. We made the decision to ditch the car. It was the only way to get up to the freeway. There was a very long flight of stairs - green, metal, switch-back style, like the ones under the Ballard bridge - except many more of them, and with absolutely nothing around it Just air and the stairs. Once I was on the stairs, it was just me. I don't know where my Dad went, but I kept climbing. I passed a Mom that was dragging her stroller and baby up the stairs. I don't think I offered any help. Other than that, there weren't any people. When I got to the top, it was still under the bridge, and there was a gap between the top step and the platform that I needed to get to. My friend Muller was there at the top, encouraging me to hop over to the platform. It was a scary leap being so high up in the air so I struggled to do it, basically falling on it and grabbing on with my arms and pulling myself up slowly. It was about 2 feet square, right under the bottom of the bridge. All of a sudden it started rocking back and forth, so i gripped the platform tightly while I sat there. The reason it was rocking was that kids were bungee jumping from another part of the bridge.
After a bit, I climbed up to solid ground. Except it wasn't a freeway bridge anymore, it was a driveway/garden. I was supposed to get a ride home with Miley Cyrus in her white Mercedes. However, she told me it was full so I was stuck. Then, these other "kids" (maybe college age) were kicking around my iPhone. They also pulled out all of the voicemail tape from the phone. (like old voicemail machines that had mini-tapes where you could pull out the tape material), so i was losing all of my voicemails. Father Mike from USD was there playing soccer with some younger kids / maybe Orphans.
I was driving with my Dad in Seattle. It was cloudy and cold. We were driving the old 1990 Blue Toyota Camry that I drove for a bit in and after college. I was looking for a turn to get onto the freeway, but I missed it. As we drove in search of the freeway onramp, the freeway was getting higher and higher above where we were. We made the decision to ditch the car. It was the only way to get up to the freeway. There was a very long flight of stairs - green, metal, switch-back style, like the ones under the Ballard bridge - except many more of them, and with absolutely nothing around it Just air and the stairs. Once I was on the stairs, it was just me. I don't know where my Dad went, but I kept climbing. I passed a Mom that was dragging her stroller and baby up the stairs. I don't think I offered any help. Other than that, there weren't any people. When I got to the top, it was still under the bridge, and there was a gap between the top step and the platform that I needed to get to. My friend Muller was there at the top, encouraging me to hop over to the platform. It was a scary leap being so high up in the air so I struggled to do it, basically falling on it and grabbing on with my arms and pulling myself up slowly. It was about 2 feet square, right under the bottom of the bridge. All of a sudden it started rocking back and forth, so i gripped the platform tightly while I sat there. The reason it was rocking was that kids were bungee jumping from another part of the bridge.
After a bit, I climbed up to solid ground. Except it wasn't a freeway bridge anymore, it was a driveway/garden. I was supposed to get a ride home with Miley Cyrus in her white Mercedes. However, she told me it was full so I was stuck. Then, these other "kids" (maybe college age) were kicking around my iPhone. They also pulled out all of the voicemail tape from the phone. (like old voicemail machines that had mini-tapes where you could pull out the tape material), so i was losing all of my voicemails. Father Mike from USD was there playing soccer with some younger kids / maybe Orphans.
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