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I only remember the tail end of this morning's dream. I found myself driving in a really small car. I wanted to go to some restaurant at some recreational complex and was speeding along on the road at night. I nearly ran through a red light, but stopped just in time. As I approached the building, I noticed a sudden change in the scenery. There was a break line where everything looked very dark and grey past it. Unfortunately, my destination lay behind the break, so I drove on ahead. I felt the car lurch as I crossed the threshold and the handling turned funny. I watched as another car tried driving out of the parking lot and it too was having trouble. It was obvious why: snow. There was snow everywhere, and I didn't have my snow tires on.
There was a blizzard howling around the building and it made it difficult for me to find a parking spot. I had no coat and there weren't any parking spots near the entrance. I decided to park illegally since I didn't think I'd take long. I dove into the building and looked around.
The restaurant looked like a standard family type restaurant, but my final destination was inside. Walking past the tables and people, I came to a little corner of the restaurant that looked like a play area.
In one corner of this spot was a little alcove where a doctor was examining a child. His whole workspace was full of child sized furniture. Even the examination table was less than three feet long! After he had finished with the kid, he looked at me and asked me what I wanted. I told him that I needed a physical, but wanted him to look at my shin splints.
I jumped onto the (now full sized) examination table and he proceeded to examine my lower right leg. He pulled at my shin so hard it looked like he was yanking out some rebar from my leg. Then he pressed down and I felt a little pain. Finally he did some strange twisting thing that did little except to deform my skin a bit.
So I asked him how I was. He told me that it was pretty obvious, and pointed to a large poster on the wall. I squinted at it and saw that my condition required physiotherapy.
