Okay, don't go looking for parts one and two, there's no way I could have known if I would be doing this in installments.
Guess who's having recurring nightmares again. Picture a world where all the air has been replaced by a clear jell-o. It can be torn and broken apart like jell-o can, in the same texture, but it doesn't jiggle and it's not actually the air. You can still breathe and move normally and all that jazz. Now imagine you're in the middle of some desert- nothing in sight but vast amounts of sand. Suddenly you see this dark outline of a figure walking toward you. He's very lanky and has a sort of a sway when he walks, ripping through the jell-o leaving this cracky texture behind him. Behind him, something rises out of the sand. It's sort of spherical, and looks like it may have rings around it, as if it was made of some sort of impossible architecture. The "rings" begin to spin, ripping through the jell-o so much that it begins to pull everything else in. You can feel the jell-o around you stretch and rip and you're moved closer toward the figure. Suddenly, the sand moves out from below you and you fall into an epic, massive, dark pit. You don't know if you were just saved or swallowed.
That may seem kind of stupid but I've had this the past couple of nights and wouldn't be surprised. I don't know if this was part of the dream or just me, but I also always wake up with "Joy Division - Atmosphere" (just looked it up) stuck in my head. I've heard this song once maybe a year ago.
One more thing, I'd like to thank you guys in the urban exploration forum, you really helped out and I may go back there soon. I'm surprised at how many people actually seem to check my blog on a regular basis, so I would also like to thank my readers. I've also noticed that I have gotten a few views from some paranormal website and that has given me a (much needed) good chuckle. I'm just a dude going through a rough patch. There's nothing super weird about it, but I appreciate your concern.