Boy…having guests really threw me right off track. Not only have the arrows disappeared (what few there were), but I’m having a really difficult time remembering dreams. I do remember one from last night, but I know there were more.
I was part of some kind of conspiracy. It was set in a high school. I was student aged, but I think I had been teaching classes. It was the end of the semester. I’m not sure who my co-conspirators were, but one of them might have been J from work. At one point I saw two guys and I realized I was meant to be hiding from them because they thought I was dead. One of them saw me and I ducked into a recessed doorway where three other guys were hanging out. I asked them if they guys were coming this way. They said no, but that one of them had looked back with a strange look on his face. I had to meet up with the others who were involved and we were supposed to be hiding out until the plan could be executed. I thought of all the little nooks in the school where people could hide. There was a place in the wall that could hold several people, but when we got there I remembered I’d put a bunch of wet towels and blankets in there, so there was no room. Then I thought of another little room that one needed a kind of magickal concentration to enter. I wasn’t sure my cohorts could do it, but I figured it was our best bet. Suddenly I was with another girl. She was involved, but I don’t know who she was. We went to the place where I wanted us to hide, but when we got inside, we were in a plane with J and who must have been our leader. She was an older woman. There were pastries on a tray and the plane was decked out in nice furniture and decorations. We were already in the air. J asked what had taken us so long. We were to eat the pastries for breakfast. I split a cupcake with our leader, but we both agreed the cupcake was a poor breakfast. I chose another pastry to share with her–a muffin made with whole grains. At one point I realized we were flying over Antarctica, because a display in the table said that we were. Then suddenly we were landing on a street in a neighborhood packed on each side by very rich looking townhouses. The street was covered with ice and slush. We realized the plane had been on auto-land. Someone asked what we should do, and I asked if the plane had an auto-take off feature. The leader said yes. I asked if we should use it and they all shouted, “NO” at me. I wasn’t sure why we shouldn’t except that the road wasn’t straight, which I realized could be a problem. And that’s all I remember.
I know that I had another dream about tea that might have taken place in a restaurant. But that’s about it.