There were a bunch of small, duplex-like white buildings to my right (east), and a broad sidewalk ran parallel to them. Off to the left (west) was a large, flat, grassy plain that continued on to the west for a few miles, eventually meeting up with some low mountains. All of these features (buildings included) continued north and south as far as I could tell.After we got past a couple of them I guess my dream people ran out of ideas for the dream, because that's pretty much all that happened.
Several people I know (including me) were walking south along this broad sidewalk. It was rather crowded, with various unknown people walking in both directions. The sky was an intimidating gray. I happened to look off to my left and said, "Oh, hey, look; that looks like about an F-4 to me."
Indeed, a quarter-mile-wide tornado was silently plowing its way south through the plains to the west. Nobody seemed very concerned, though—there was nothing over there it could actually damage, and it wasn't heading in our direction, just going steadily south at barely more than walking speed. So we all just kinda watched it like you'd watch a pretty sunset as we continued walking on.
Eventually the fact that I've been playing a lot of Super Mario Galaxy became apparent: a bunch of tiny (18" wide), blue, rope-like tornadoes began to appear on the sidewalk and slowly move back and forth across the width of it so that all of the people had to maneuver their way around them.
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Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Tornado Dreaming: Looks Like an F-4 to Me
A few nights ago I had a tornado dream! Hooray! I ♥ (heart) tornado dreams.
posted by Christopher at 7:38 PM 
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