1/25/20
At a small, chic bar, I'm surprised to see my friend D is bartending.  He gets me a big drink and tells me that he's lucked into this job but hates it.  He goes around, being a horrible bartender.  He ignores people and gives them like his sock instead of a drink.  One of his bosses says they admire his working through school.  Without thinking I blurt that he's not in school, he's too old.  But then I look at him again and he's become a pudgy, round-faced youth.  I pull him aside and apologize and explain I might have blown his cover.  I didn't realize he was here incognito.
Then I'm a waitress, on a ship or something.  Or I've been mistaken for a waitress.  I find myself trapped in a corner with some grouchy old ladies.  One of them asks if I can take an order.  I don't have a book of restaurant tickets, but I have my memo pad from the office, so I write down what she wants and scamper off.
I'm in a spacious, nicely decorated bathroom of a farmhouse in Rhode Isalnd.  I'm with a guy I know and we're having plum wine or sake out of little ceramic cups.  I'm either revving up for a date or trying to avoid one, I can't remember.
The bathroom opens out into a hallway which turns into a narrow, dark beach.  There's a collection of old shoes.  I take two thong sandals and draw little faces on them and put them on my hands.  This is part of an old tradition of shoe puppets.
On a train, a young woman who is a monster slayer is putting together pieces of paper like a puzzle to show a copy of the tapestry that shows her killing a monster.
I feel like I had lots of disconnected dreams last night, which I usually don't.  Maybe I wasn't sleeping well and kept waking up?  The biggest impression I have from all the dreams was a sort of summery, rollicking feel to them, especially drinking in the bathroom.  
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