Two more travelling-goes-wrong dreams, first from the night before last:
I was at ?Heathrow travelling from the UK to the USA, but couldn't find my bank cards to buy plane tickets. The place was so crowded that there wasn't anywhere convenient to sit down and have a good look for the cards, so all I'd managed was a rather hurried search for them a couple of times, which had turned up nothing. I heard somebody say something about an announcement that some cash had been handed in to the staff as lost property, but I figured that was irrelevant because my problem was lost cards, and I reckoned my cash was still in my laptop case where it should be, and there probably wasn't enough to buy the ticket anyway, as that would be about £100 and I'd only got about £75.
The really weird thing about that is the idea of getting a transatlantic plane flight for £100. Fat chance.
And I had this one last night:
I was to go on a long journey and instead of going alone like I usually do, somebody had made it so that a whole group of us would travel together. But that somebody organised the thing in a way that disrupted my usual ways of preparing, and as the departure time approached they'd had us all hanging about for the entire evening and I hadn't been able to pack my bags. At the train station the leaders were trying to figure out what to do about either this or some other problem they'd got. I remarked in a loud voice that if I'd been travelling alone then I'd have got everything done properly, and then I wondered whether I'd be criticised for further demoralising the group while they were in difficulty.
We were on the train and it stopped out in the wilds. My male travelling companion got off and started to eat a wild herb that was growing by the side of the railway track. I'd also got off to see what he was doing. He mentioned to me enthusiastically how healthy the herb was. As I went back to the train, I saw a long line of policemen walking along some external walkway that ran along the length of the train, coming towards where we'd been sitting in the end carriage. I said something to my companion in a loud voice, to warn him that the police were there, and hoped that the police wouldn't realise I'd tipped him off.
So now wild herbs are illegal? It was only chervil or something. Oh well, if they can outlaw pairs of socks.......
I'm getting fed up of these bad travelling dreams.