Category: general
promo : Brandi Carlile’s Firewatcher’s Daughter album
promo : Focus
promo : The Duff
It’s cold in Detroit …
promo : Kenny G’s Brazilian Nights song
promo : Avengers : Age Of Ultron
a dream I had about being trapped nude in a bathroom stall
I was somewhere, in some kind of building or public housing structure, with a bunch of guys, including some bisexual or gay guys, I know in real life, like Dontae. I don’t think we were living together. It was more like we were together temporarily, perhaps at a jobsite or something. Whatever the situation, it was bath time, which meant groups of us were taking turns going to the bathroom to bathe or take a shower in what seemed to be regular public “restroom” stalls. The one I was in was about the same size with what seemed to be a shower stall or sink where the toilet normally is.
The problem was that I was there nude except for maybe a pair of socks on; I’d never willingly enter such a place barefoot in real life; and a do-rag, which I almost always wear when I’m not at home, on my head. I don’t think I simply forgot to bring clothes because I didn’t even have the ones I’d worn before getting nude. It was as if I’d purposely left them behind. Yet there I was, in a locked stall, not wanting to leave because other people, particularly some fag; be him full-time or part-time; might see me nude. I remember peeking out, hearing voices, considering making a streak for it.
2015 January 03
a dream I had about going to Solomon’s Temple in Detroit
I remember running north to and west on Seven Mile, in Detroit, until I reached Solomon’s Temple; the church my mother used to take me and my siblings to when we were kids. It seemed to be 2014 and I was eagar to visit that place simply for the nostalgia of it. That grand stage was a sight to behold and I wanted to see it once again. So in I walked, not from the main entrance but from the side or the back; thru a narrow hall cluttered with what seemed to be desks, file cabinets and stuff like that.
I scanned the framed pictures on the wall, looking at white people I assumed were the new owners, their families and friends, hoping to see someone I recognized. Soon I did. It was my mother and the friends she used to attend with, like Grace and Sissy, when they were much younger. The pictures had to be from the 1980s and maybe even the 1970s. I don’t remember seeing myself or my siblings, but seeing the faces I did recognize, in old pictures I didn’t, brought on a rush of nostalgia.
2014 December 21
