Gray and blue was the water. Ther was a stone pier that seemed to be floating upon it. Another branch of the pier was a combination of stone and wood, also floating upon it. There was a small crowd of about 5-6 people on the wooden part. An older man in robes was standing on the stone portion next to a small pillar that shot up where the two piers intersected. He was reading off some declaration. The other crown did not seem too phased by what he was saying but he was condeming them to the sea. I watched from behind and the front. I was also one of the crowd members, a girl. All were in grayish robes. Stormy colors. The sea was calm as the wooden pier began to break and the crowd fell in. The girl tried to keep on top of the wooden beams but they keps rotating and she fell in. There was a slight hint of fear but mainly sadness.

So I keep my radio/ipod playing sometimes at night. The techno I had on it which is of an actual concert permeated my dreams! So Tiesto was doing his thing in this huge wide open land. I was across the river. The grass was really fuckin green. My mom and I lived in a house across the river. There was no one else there. Suddenly it started raining, a quick one but Tiesto ran off to protect his keyboards etc with a towel. I ran into the house. I turn back and see 5 tornadoes coming straight for the house. My mom was about to walk out of the house obvious till i pointed it out to her. We stood by the window and just watched them travel straight for us and even over the house. We weren’t even that scared. The last tornado went over and we didn’t even see it happen but it picked up our house and put us down in a sparse forest.

Yeh.. and that was it. Wtf.

Exciting, thrilling but scary when you think about living in South Florida. I was hanging as someone’s house with a handful of others. we were watching movies etc. Someone called us over to the computer. We were watching radar from a weather site. You could see the huge hurricane perfectly formed. Then it disappeared,only to reappear a couple seconds later. It was off the coast a but north of where I actually live. It pulsed on screen a few times and this was no fluke or delay of radar. Then it pulsed into a tight circle half the size and a large disruption could be seen directly south of Florida. Some said it was a tidal wave and we all went back to what we were doing.