Part One
I was on a busy street riding an elephant, there were many of them. How many I'm not sure I cannot remember I just know that there was more than the one. I feel as though there were at least ten. I guided the elephant onto another busy street filled with another animal, I cannot recall what animal it was but I know it had four legs, it was wild and much smaller than the elephant. There was a dark haired man standing in front of the animals as if they were about to march in some parade. He appeared friendly but worried as I sat ontop of the elephant.
Part Two
Jennifer Love-Hewitt (from Ghost whiperer) was in my dream. She was situated on a couch with her boyfriend, the two appeared to very happy and were actually smiling, until the man mentioned that he kicked his dog and then proceeded to laugh about it. Just then Jennifer stood up and proceeded to the front door, where the sun was bright and glistening through the small square window. The next scene of my dream instantly brought me to the highway. Driving along at what felt like a fast speed rate, I managed to find the abused dog situated on a patch of grass that seperated one way of traffic from the other. I opened my door and the large beast doved in circling the front seat until it finally relaxed and sat down. He was large as I mentioned, light brown like that of a pug but his face was not like any dog I have seen before. It didnt matter to me though, I knew in my heart someone had to help this poor dog and I did until I was able to find a good loving home just for him.
Part Three
Walking down stairs, I stopped when I arrived at the bottom. I didnt move just stood their observing my surroundings. The first thing I noticed (and who could blame me!) was Owen Wilson talking on the telephone. I remember clearly seeing Owen Wilson run his hand through his beautiful blonde hair teasing the other person on the other end of the line. "This is the Toronto Police" he stated to the unknown caller. After which was playfully hit in the shoulder by the woman standing by his side. "Don't say that!" she scolded him. They smiled broadly and chuckled as Owen came clean about who he really was. He explained he was working in the Information center, I can only assume the caller had asked why he claimed to be the Toronto Police because the next thing I heard Owen say was " I don't know." The building was not entirely empty, it was however very clean and organized.
