Ice Vibing
April 29th, 2008 | Author: TastyTrixie
Part of a dream from last night’s collection:
I’m taking care of the abandoned toddler but also realize no grownups are present so in the shed sitting on the ice I start “using” (if you know what I mean) my vibrating guitar-hero-style guitar. I’m looking out the windows and realize my stupid aunt is walking across the ice and looking in at me: I’m caught! She sees exactly what I’m doing and suddenly people are popping up all over outside while she draws attention to me standing stunned in the window with the guitar vibrating against my crotch. I’m still wearing pants for decency’s sake, but still — I’m mortified.
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