My Mall World
(Please excuse my hand writing) These are the locations I most frequently go to. I'm not sure how to represent the scale of this place, but its almost the size of a country. The beach on the west coast is always sunny, fine sand, dunes, and beach grass. The waterfront on the east coast is rocky, cloudy, and most of the time its winter. I do swim in both and can breathe under water. They both have a beach house but they look completely different. The summer camp (I can't figure out what exactly this place is) has cabins oriented facing north, and a beach front where the southern mouth of the river meets the forest. The suburbs contains my childhood home, middle school, and high school (not pictured because its so huge I can't place where they are in this yet). I walk home from school all the time and I feel the time pass. When I'm in the city, I'm either wandering around for hours looking for my car, or going to my friend Caleb's house. I lived with him for a while, he's "sensitive" and our dreams often relate to each other somehow. My old house is as far north as civilization goes, beyond that is forest and the river widens. The forest is always flooded so I cant go further. The hotel is on the northeastern shore, the pool and hot tub area are on the shore in a lush grass area. That place is a mess of hallways and elevators, decorated in gold and beige tones with subtle navy blue accents. The amusement park is connected to the water park. There's a ferris wheel, but i never go on it. I only go on this zip line thing, it's not like anything I've seen in real life. The mall contains 2 movie theaters. One has several levels and a restaurant, its set up more like a Broadway stage in the auditorium. The other one is dimly lit and maze like, red everything with gold accents. The mall itself is pretty huge, with an even bigger parking lot. The forests are huge, they have hills and streams and cliffs. Sometimes there are leaves on the trees, but most of the time it looks like spring before the leaves bud, so they're "naked" as I called it as a kid. I like it better when they're naked because I can literally see the forest through the trees. Not pictured are the roads and highways that run through all these places.