37th and 5th
Wednesday September 14th 2011
“It’s about to rain.” I heard a short husky older man say. Then the clouds became swollen instantly. I knelt down and began to gather my personal belongings, which were spread out in the grass before me. The grass was already wet. I could see the tiny droplets in detail. I picked up what looked like a plectrum. My guitar case lay opened, minus the guitar. The rain had now begun to fall steadily.
In a blink of an eye, I went from standing in the meadow, to standing on a busy city street. This looks familiar, I thought. After a quick once over of the area, I concluded that I was at 42nd street Port Authority. At this point, the rain had picked up from a steady drizzle, to a torrential downpour.
I jumped into the first cab I seen. I told the driver that I needed to go to 37th street and 5th avenue. Apparently, Vincent was waiting for me at this location. The cab driver was a white middle aged man wearing glasses, with some stubble on his face. He reminded me of David Childress from the Ancient Alien series. He wanted to talk with me, and he did, but I had urgent matters to attend to. I called Vincent with my cellphone, and asked where he was exactly, just to make sure. As Vincent was verifying his location, we missed the right turn onto 37th street. We went up probably two blocks and made the right there. Now it was looking like 42nd street Grand Central Station area. The driver kept looking back and talking with me, but I couldn’t make out what he was saying. I just wanted him to keep his eyes on the road, and get me to my location quickly. This was something of an urgency.
We arrived at the building. The windows were tinted. The mezzanine was darkly lit. I stated my business to the staff, but they did not want to let me go any further. One of the men pretended to want to help. He grabbed some paperwork from me and walked down the corridor, but he just stood there by the large tinted windows, looking over at me nervously. I was getting pissed off. I threw something at him. The object moved in slow motion and missed him by a long shot. Then they wanted me to go through a procedure that I had already gone through. I ended up walking away frustrated.
“There is another way to get inside this building.” I was told by an unidentified man wearing dark clothes and sunglasses.
“Can you show me?” I asked.
“Come with me.” He responded and made a gesture with his hand.
He lead me along a ledge that was high and dangerous. The rail I was holding on to had come completely off.
“This will be a good trap for them.” He said, letting out a hearty laugh. “They will fall to their death if they follow us!”
“I like that.” I responded. But did I? Did I really want someone to fall to their death for not letting me into a building?
Suddenly, I was with others in a dimly lit room. I was at a computer station, fixing something under the table when a commotion caught my attention. A person had entered the room and started bullying everyone, taking their belongings. I quickly hid my valuables under the computer desk hoping to avoid a confrontation with this guy. However, he walked over to me and grabbed an item from my desk. I was over his bully tactics and got up ready to confront him.
“Your done being an ass?” I yelled at the bully. He glared over at me, looking visibly angry with my comment. The scene fades…
I was in my apartment with a small group of people. I did not recognize any of them. I went into my bedroom slightly upset. Maybe because of what happened with that bully. I Closed the door behind me and began having a telepathic conversation with an unseen energy. This energy felt old and male. At the same moment, large amounts of money began to spill out of the night stand. I grabbed this money and put it under the sheets. The telepathic voice told me that he wanted me to have this money, and hide it from the rest. I heard the others just outside the bedroom door. They were talking about me. Something about a book I had written.
I was a new recruit for the military or a special ops unit. We were getting ready for a briefing. We walked through the facility which looked like a school. It seemed like I knew where I was going. I held open a door for my comrades. Soon after, a totally different group came up behind us. They had four guys held tightly by the arms and neck. Those guys looked mean and the hostages looked scared to death. The were also comrades, but in trouble. They were wearing only olive colored boxers. More people spilled into the hall, and all were very aggressive.
“New recruits?” Asked a tall white male. He appeared to be in charge.
“Are you asking me, or telling me, that those hostages are new recruits?” I returned. He just stood there and chuckled at my reaction.
At this point I just wanted to go with my unit and get away from this aggression. I let the door go and it hit an unsuspecting short female. I heard her say, “Ouch”, and I walked away without looking back. A couple of other females checked me out and made comments about me.
I walked down the hall and came upon my unit sitting in a cafeteria. The officials were about to show us a movie. I walked in and said in a soft voice, “What the hell was that all about?” I looked around for a seat and seen a young attractive latina sitting alone. I laughed out loud, grabbed a knife that had a small splash of red on it. I Wondered briefly if it was blood.
“Do you mind me sitting next to you?” I asked. She invited me to sit and moved over some. I enjoyed her smell and her company. It was a welcome interaction amidst the aggression.