Saying Goodbye

1. Cat

Dream about S, the cat at Phpa's place. Maybe other cats.

2. Tomatoes

A whole bunch of tomatoes was on the table, much more than I usually have in the house. Maybe my kitchen at home, but there seemed to be more space and light. Other people, in the background and quiet. Maybe two dozen tomatoes. I take one to see what it is like, but this one is actually a bit ripe for me. It is soft in places and the skin gives way under pressure in places.

3. Church Train Building

We've been working together for a whole day, the train is cramped. It is a kind of underground train, only one wagon, that is because it is also a building. Only when the group disperses does it really move to another place, no one can get off before we arrive.
Anhe is there with his friends. We talk on the train, especially about the fact that we did not have the opportunity to talk during the day. This was mainly because of the rain that poured down continuously in the middle of the day. Yet the place is crowded and everyone is happy and excited. We are cramped together in this building, which looks like a church, which makes us a congregation. There are very large stained glass windows, dark, purple and blue. The place is really small, and full.
Would the sun have shine, people would have been outside and talk at leisure.
At some point in the train, moving, Anhe has to pay or return something. He has returned something, but got something else instead. I suppose it's books. The exchange is arranged with the cashier, there is not really a till here. I see what happens. He's got a voucher too. The prices of the items don't work out, neither does it with the voucher, which is only a ridiculously small amount, like one euro or a few cents. It appears that the new item costs him a few cents now, but he says I still got this voucher. Then the cashier works it out and says, no, with the voucher you still have to pay seventeen cent.
When we arrive, he gets off the train and we say our goodbyes. It is implied that we see each other soon enough, in about five weeks. There is a date already known.