„Hey, that’s the white dresser, in which I used to look for those colorful balloons!“ I said, pointing onto and then examinating the furniture accurately. My grandma nodded, smiled kindly while we were standing in the centre of the corridor of her appartement. After my needs were met to glance at the piece of remembrance, I tried to stand up again (I kneeled before so I could better examinate) – I felt that I started to pass out, my sight became darker and darker as we were standing in front of the entrance to the livingroom, where the great grey sofa, the old Television set was plus the comfortable armchair. „If,“ I whispered, „If I will go down now, do not care about it, don’t call a doctor, it’s normal, nothing to worry, it’s only a… matter … of minut..“ I went down. Although I had given a understandable advice not to call a doctor, my grandma – she was always worried about us – called one. After I got back my senses, my ability to stand up I paced to the phone – a Dr Joch(en) was on the phone. To be honest, I have no idea what was his name, „Joch“ or „Jech“ or something similar. He, on the phone, claimed that I was already under his medical treatment when I was a small kid. „No.“,I replied,“that is not possible as Dr Deton was our family doctor, when I was young.“
„Don’t worry, boy, no problem, your problem seems to be very, very interesting to me, I want to care about it, want to watch it, want to monitor it. Very interesting… truly… interesting.“

4 p.m., time to get things done, time to get out of bed after a salubrious one-hour nap, nice to have
dreams.

 

[Consciousness in an insignificant dream – 2009-04-20]