Just a weird dream
At last a night with a lot of good sleep... I enjoyed dreaming this dream.
It might be Dana induced, but I don’t know why, I had this fun dream just now:
I dreamt I was in a major Japanese train station at an evening hour, and it was quite busy. I wanted to get to where I was going, because it felt like I’ve just landed in Japan (not that I had any luggage but still...). So after a bit of cruising around in the station, I decided to go to the information desk and get some directions.
I looked at the map and decided where I want to go - I need train line number nine, the orange one, that will get me where I’m going... the funny thing is that looking from it now in retrospective, the map I dreamt about was the Tram map of Den-Haag in The Netherlands (where my sister lives - and her house was where I was planning to get :-D ). At any rate, I look at the map and decide to ask how to I get to line number nine eastbound. I build the sentence (incorrectly of course) in my head in Japanese and ask for the information: “Sumimasen, kyu-ban-sen, Higashi wa doko desuka?” and so the hand gestures begin. But in the end the most important thing he said was “Shita” which is down, so I was looking for the stairs down. But all I could find was stairs up, and there’s a multitude of people here (plus I overheard two Israeli guys, looking for themselves).
After a few lookarounds I found a downward way, however it seems I’m the only one who wants to go that way, all the others are stuck in the other direction. When I get to the bottom of the stairs I find that there are cameras there, and that they are shooting something. I wanted to get across so that I could get going, but a woman from the production said that they’re gonna shoot now, so just stay next to this camera and act like you’re part of the production; so I found an earphone dangling for the camera and stuck it in my ear and started make-believing I was playing with the camera. I looked through the camera’s display and saw the shot.
Apparently, they were shooting a video clip for K’s Choice, and the dream turned from the camera view to a whole new clip for “Believe” (with post-production and everything), where you see Sarah just jumping around and some other beautiful things that I can’t remember right now. In the end of the clip when she says “I believe in meeeeeeee” she jumps up in the air, and turns into a pretty good, CGIed, singing, Cheeseburger. And so I come to understand that it’s a commercial for Burger-King or something like that...
The shot ends and she goes to the side. I’ll be damned if I miss this opportunity! I go over to where she’s sitting with her brother, and I start to say hello. The woman from the production says that it’s inappropriate but I continue: “Hi I’m Yoni, I’m from Israel, and I was at your show there a few years back” and Sarah’s eyes open - “Yeah! It was an amazing show!” and as we continue reminiscing, the woman from the production says: “Ata MiYisrael?” (Are you from Israel? In an English accent), and I say “Ken, Ken...” (yes yes) and the conversation continues,
And I wake up.
It might be Dana induced, but I don’t know why, I had this fun dream just now:
I dreamt I was in a major Japanese train station at an evening hour, and it was quite busy. I wanted to get to where I was going, because it felt like I’ve just landed in Japan (not that I had any luggage but still...). So after a bit of cruising around in the station, I decided to go to the information desk and get some directions.
I looked at the map and decided where I want to go - I need train line number nine, the orange one, that will get me where I’m going... the funny thing is that looking from it now in retrospective, the map I dreamt about was the Tram map of Den-Haag in The Netherlands (where my sister lives - and her house was where I was planning to get :-D ). At any rate, I look at the map and decide to ask how to I get to line number nine eastbound. I build the sentence (incorrectly of course) in my head in Japanese and ask for the information: “Sumimasen, kyu-ban-sen, Higashi wa doko desuka?” and so the hand gestures begin. But in the end the most important thing he said was “Shita” which is down, so I was looking for the stairs down. But all I could find was stairs up, and there’s a multitude of people here (plus I overheard two Israeli guys, looking for themselves).
After a few lookarounds I found a downward way, however it seems I’m the only one who wants to go that way, all the others are stuck in the other direction. When I get to the bottom of the stairs I find that there are cameras there, and that they are shooting something. I wanted to get across so that I could get going, but a woman from the production said that they’re gonna shoot now, so just stay next to this camera and act like you’re part of the production; so I found an earphone dangling for the camera and stuck it in my ear and started make-believing I was playing with the camera. I looked through the camera’s display and saw the shot.
Apparently, they were shooting a video clip for K’s Choice, and the dream turned from the camera view to a whole new clip for “Believe” (with post-production and everything), where you see Sarah just jumping around and some other beautiful things that I can’t remember right now. In the end of the clip when she says “I believe in meeeeeeee” she jumps up in the air, and turns into a pretty good, CGIed, singing, Cheeseburger. And so I come to understand that it’s a commercial for Burger-King or something like that...
The shot ends and she goes to the side. I’ll be damned if I miss this opportunity! I go over to where she’s sitting with her brother, and I start to say hello. The woman from the production says that it’s inappropriate but I continue: “Hi I’m Yoni, I’m from Israel, and I was at your show there a few years back” and Sarah’s eyes open - “Yeah! It was an amazing show!” and as we continue reminiscing, the woman from the production says: “Ata MiYisrael?” (Are you from Israel? In an English accent), and I say “Ken, Ken...” (yes yes) and the conversation continues,
And I wake up.