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La Nouche's Dream Journal-Chp 27


• Only remember very little and in bits and pieces

• I remember being back at my job as a tour guide

• Technically I'm not really the guide, more like a conductor to pick up people and entertain them in tour guiding way while taking them to their destination

• We were supposed to schedule some sort of tour in which I have to pick up certain guests halfway through my tour

• We decided that we could kill time while waiting those batch of guests to arrive by bringing the current guests that I have right now to a place where their famous religious guru comes to visit and they would sure not mind the wait

• While I drop the excited guests off to the place where the guru holds his session, we rounded the place to see if that batch of guests have arrived from the other tour to come to this one

• Some mistaken our bus for a regular bus and came up, but I told them this was a tour bus

• The parents got off and apologized but our bus drove off before the kids could get off

• I told the bus driver to stop but he said it's too late to make a stop and he'll drop the kids off at the next station and they can walk back to their parents, which is a long way off

• When we finally returned to the place, we found our guests and they got up the bus

• I dunno how many am I supposed to have and my colleague claims to have given me a list, which I don't have after checking through my files

• My colleague double-checked for me and we drove off, passing by plenty of hills and cliffs that somehow is equipped with rock-climbing gear

• Then I remember scenes of going to see the doctor

• Treating me for probably cold or something

• At the same time I try to tell the doc about my hands, in which she said a simple ointment will do, but I reminded her that the previous ointments I've bought never worked and kept coming back

• I remember her asking me if I was allergic to any medicine and I told her about my antibiotic experience

• She gave me some sort of special soap to wash my hands in and weirdly I find myself that I am able to phase in between the clinic and home in a flash

• I put the soap away in a place where Joe's grandma won't get to it and came back to the clinic

• When she went to get the ointment for me, a weird serious-looking nurse came in and gave me some meds to eat for the treatment I was supposed to be getting

• The pill looks long and weird, and it took me forever to swallow

• Then I remember returning home and Joe's dad asking me which clinic I went to, which was nearby his workplace

• Then he claims to have been fired for inciting everyone to leave work early
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