Dreams between 11:30pm on November 14th, 2009 and 9:30am on November 15th, 2009

I could not remember dreams from the past two nights, but yesterday's experience was truly bizarre enough have been a dream.

I was volunteering with the Special Olympics bowling event and the regional championship was yesterday. On the way back up from Roseburg, the bus broke down just outside of Grant's Pass. While we were waiting for a replacement bus to come get us, we tried to order pizza. To our dismay, neither Pizza Hut or Domino's would deliver a pizza to a broken down bus on the side of the free way. The local police department was kind enough to pick the pizzas up for us. There was something extremely surreal in flashing police lights signaling that our pizzas arrived. On to the dreams.

Dream #1:

Captain Dave and I were in a toy store with multiple storeys. This was apparently a throwback to when I used to avidly collect Star Wars figures, as I was thrilled to see so many of them in the store available for purchase. Dave did something (or didn't do something) to cause the architecture of the store to shift, opening new passageways with different toys. That's all I remember.

Dream #2:

I was talking to actor Danny McBride about stomach parasites, as I believed that I had one. He told me that he handled his by punching himself in the stomach when he woke up, causing the parasite to make a moaning noise and knocking it out. I knew from pictures that the parasites looked like small hammerhead sharks, but from what Mr. McBride described, I deduced that no such beastie lurked in my intestinal tract.

Danny McBride's wife called for us to come downstairs, as she captured a bird that had killed a mouse. His wife was thin, blonde, and otherwise nondescript. She had placed the bird with the dead mouse still in its beak in a jar filled with other creatures that she had captured. I was surprised to see that the bird was the same size as the mouse. The bird looked dead but I had an inkling that the bird was just in a sort of stasis. That's all that I remember before I woke up.