Back to school again today. It seems we're all feeling the same about it - not at all pleased. Can't say I blame any of us. Zoned out more than usual during musical literature of the 18th century, mind wandering to a dream I feel was too short to be properly enjoyed.
Dreamt about a dream within dream. Or it felt like it, anyway. I was writing a letter, and recalling a dream that dream-me had experienced (I hope that makes sense). I looked quite charming, actually, perhaps '30s or '40s, judging by the fashion. Saw myself in a room full of porcelain and china, and began to smash the delicate pieces on to the floor and into walls. Someone else was with me, but out of sight. Infuriating. The best part of all is that as the things broke and shattered, it wasn't the sound of chaos, but of beautiful music that I'd never heard before. Saw myself writing in my letter that all boundaries are conventions, and I wonder, perhaps, if this is my subconscious dwelling on my feelings about school entirely. Ought to be composing things, not sitting in classrooms.
Rushed home immediately to find paper with which to try and write down the piece, hoping to preserve it. In my search for blank paper, I happened upon a rather old looking book (I hesitate to say an original, but it's in poor state). "The Pacific Journal Of Adam Ewing" it's called - has anyone ever read it? The back appears to be torn off but the print is legible. Taking a break from my writing frenzy to see what sort of man this Mr. Ewing was.
PS. Looking to make some extra money this semester to save up for a car. I've decided to make myself available for piano lessons/theory tutoring, and hopefully count it towards credits for school. Fine with holding them at my own home, or traveling to my student's (mileage will be included in the price of lessons). In any case, I could really use something to occupy my time.