Today is Sunday June 9th, and I dreamt two short dreams back to back this morning after my alarm went off.
Dream #1 Summer Camp
The first dream was a short snippet. I dreamt that I was a teenager in some sort of a green grassy forested camp. It seems slightly tropical, with plants having large leaves, kind of like a jungle. We were in a field, and I was going to learn to fly and old propeller airplane. I sat on the right side of the plane. The chair I was in slightly in the back, there was a lever to my left that I could pull with my left hand. The pilot was an older Asian looking man, with short dark hair and a mustache. The plane started rolling down the field to take off. I wasn't given any instructions. I pulled the lever and the nose of the plane started lifting up, like a light balloon. It felt like a glider. I kept pulling and the plane pointed higher and higher and did an complete 360 degree flip over and continued flying forward. The pilot looked back at me, eyes big and reassuringly. I think he wanted to show me how to use the lever. That was the end.
Dream #2 Church
The second dream was placed back in time in Europe, perhaps England or Ireland. I was in a theatre with a stage with curtains. There were a lot of dressed up people in the audience, men in suits and derby hats, women in long dresses.It was a Sunday church service, there was a program book with the order of service.
I was sitting with a lot of people in a Gallery to the side of the stage, where I could walk down onto the stage. I was some kind of a guest. The program came to a song "Alhambra". I knew I was supposed to sing the song. I thought I had picked a Beatles song, I was expecting to know the song. I went down to the stage, and I started flipping through two program books, looking for the words to the song. I saw the first line, Alhambra As a young... I realized it was not a Beatles song that I thought I would recognize. I said loudly to the audience, I'm sorry, I don't know this song. I sat down and everyone started singing the song Alhambra. I didn't feel bad, it felt like an impromptu mistake at a meeting. I woke up and wrote this down.
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