dream, Mon 27/2//2012
I'm in my winter high school uniform. A guy on a neon orange skateboard skates past me and bumps my right ankle. He turns around to smirk. I shoot him a nasty look, which apparently was something of a (real life) skill I possessed back in high school. It's enough to distress him. He comes back up to me and says sorry and that I should have moved out of the way. I tell him in the most sarcastic manner I am capable of that I'm very sorry that my body just happened to be in his way and that it's terrible that I occupy so much space. He frowns but is amused.
I don't know where I am but it's very spacious, outdoors and like an empty shopping centre, after hours. It's very quiet and grey. There is so much space. In one room, there is a bunch of people and they are all sitting on the floor eating hand-cut chips. The chips are really thick. It appears that my mother has prepared them. I ask if I can pinch a chip off her plate and she says of course.
I then go into an industrial kitchen. For some reason I am the one who has to clean it up. My brother won't help me. A (fictional) ex-girlfriend of his accuses me of wasting my father's money. I explain to her that aside from some very expensive medical bills, I am supported by a sickness allowance from the government and that despite this, where I get financing from is none of her business. In the dream, it is not the first time she has chastised me for these financial issues.
I run out of the kitchen to find an industrial rubbish bin. Someone catches me. I tell him I am not important and the joke is on him - I'm just searching for a rubbish bin. He looks disappointed. He is also in school uniform. I see an old classmate E. She tells me I need to go to Singapore or Hong Kong department stores where they have excellent rubbish bins for public use. I explain that I am not going to Hong Kong or Singapore just for bloody rubbish bins.
The neon orange skateboard guy sees me and begins to chase me. He no longer has his skateboard. I run and hide in a unisex toilet. He has trouble finding me as I dart in and out of the different cubicles but I know he is going to catch me. Eventually I give myself up, explaining that it was embarrassing watching him search. He grabs me by the upper arms and pushes me against a wall. I close my eyes, I can smell his scent and something about it is intoxicating. He places my hands at his hips and I try to ignore the warmth of his bare skin. He moves in to kiss me, I tilt my head away. He lifts me up and carries me like a child.
After he stops carrying me, I go to a stall that has misspelt its sign. An old man in butcher's garb asks if he can help me. I choose a piece of cake with the name 'Wellington' in it, and some flat sweet pastry thing. I need one more thing, this is all for breakfast. Just as I spot three kippers, he begins to suggest it. I shake his hand and thank him for the recommendation and help. We talk about how people very rarely stock kippers, let alone eat them for breakfast.