I have this dream a lot, with various changes to details. The feel and general setting remain the same. I’m never in a good mood when I wake up from one of these dreams.

Though I don’t recall reading the latin quote in one of these dreams, it comes from the same place that haunts me and inspires the nighttime visions. It’s the slogan of the Wolfhounds, an Army unit, and translates, “No hope on earth.”

It seemed fitting to include.

This is excellent! The repeated injection of the internal dialogue makes the pacing perfect. By the end I was gritting my teeth. Late for what, man? I need to know!

But then again, if this is a dream of yours, then I guess you need to know too :)

I know this is a dream, but as a stand alone there’s one element that bothers me:

>EVERY building is PLYWOOD with dull off-white paint or a repurposed shipping container.

>I try the nearest building, a nondescript CEMENT mass with a dull interior.

But, as a dream, it makes perfect sense. Many of my dreams have morphing elements. I hate frustrating dreams. I 100% identify with this.

Wikipedia states their motto is “No fear on earth”. So your dream just changed it’s meaning, looking much better for you. So what are you hunting for?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/27th_Infantry_Regiment_(United_States)

Thanks 32^2. My previous google efforts had yielded the “No hope on earth” meaning. Looking around now it seems like there are a half dozen different translations for the phrase, though most of them seem to get across an attitude of sucking it up and moving forward.