there was a spider lurking in the toilet bowl when i went to urinate,
i tried to guide the spider out but scared it went under the rim,
i pissed into the bowl as shock tactic and discovered the spider
had desire to get out but difficulty in doing so, so i tore off two
sheets of toilet roll and gently lowered them toward the spider who
scarpered up the toilet roll with such haste it was  half way up
my arm before i knew it. i reacted by flailing my arm around flinging
the spider to the floor.


last night i dreamt i was in a hospital visiting, but it turned out to
be a supermarket where i was buying take-away and watching two oriental
men cook it before me at the counter. there's a man from work next to me
and i think that it would be a good idea to come here on my break at
work from time to time. when the food is ready i pay. there's some
confusion caused by a man on a mobile phone, but i leave with dinner in
arm.

as i exit i hold the door for an old lady with white hair and an old
long coat, she thanks me.

outside the street lights in the car park are dim, grey, barely showing
any light and to make matters worse the wind is hard and blowing my
long hair in my face right over my eyes so i can't see.

i look for the car, not my own car, but can't see it. i keep trying to
move my hair out of my eyes and face so i can see, but no matter what i
do the wind instantly blows it back over my eyes so that i'm wandering
around the car park almost blind with a poor grasp on the food i'm
carrying which the wind is blowing the heat away from.

round the car park in the dreary light with the wind howling and not
even knowing anymore if i've dropped the food or not, my hair wiry
covering my eyes still, grainy grey beige, the car is nowhere to be
seen.

i vaguely make out some areas of the car park i'd not noticed and
recall a vague recollection that perhaps i parked there. with
uncertainty i head up round there, past the parking attendant's hut but
can't see the car there, but never mind it's right here before me but
by now i've dropped all the food in the sightless confusion. the sky
has brightened up showing a blue patch. i head home without food
deciding that i'll treat us to eating out tonight.

i dropped chunky take-away chips all around the car park. heaven knows
where the noodles went.

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