scooter66
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hmmm ... sounds plausibleYou’re not “in the driver’s seat”?
Not in control?
I used to have a lot of driving dreams, and now I don’t.
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hmmm ... sounds plausibleYou’re not “in the driver’s seat”?
Not in control?
I used to have a lot of driving dreams, and now I don’t.
I debated answering this, but decided I’d rather be awkward or upsetting than miss telling you something useful.Lately, it's been a recurring dream of being stuck in a hole in the ground, with my arms trapped at my sides, and feeling it crushing in so that I can't breathe enough to call out for help. And knowing no one is coming to look in the hole just a couple of feet above my head in time.
**shrug** I've become a pretty fair to middlin' "Dream Warrior" over the decades and can usually manage to figure out a way to turn nightmares the second or third time through at the latest. But, this one has me stymied and all I can do is wake myself up, gasping for breath. Then sit here for a while before I can wind down to try to sleep again.
Sorry to hear that seela. I am sometimes haunted by bad dreams too. Wakeups at 2-4 am. No fun.It was a lovely summer day, I was outside sitting on a cafe patio and suddenly I started to see people scream in pain and their faces going all gooey. It took a while but I realized their faces started to melt if I looked at them for too long and it was me who caused them that horrible pain but I also couldn’t keep my eyes closed all the time.
It was a ghastly dream, so I forced myself to wake up and don’t want to go back to sleep anymore, even though it’s only 6:35 on a Saturday morning. Sigh.
At least now it happened in the morning so I could just wake up and get out of the bed, even if it means I didn’t get to sleep in like I had hoped. This is way better than waking up in the dead of the night and not being able to or daring to go back to sleep.Sorry to hear that seela. I am sometimes haunted by bad dreams too. Wakeups at 2-4 am. No fun.
I'd love to hear about the "a lot more" part.Weirdest dream: I went to Vietnam and got kidnapped to work for a sweatshop but all I was doing was folding clothes. People finally started escaping, flying somewhere, then the place was taken over by this weird religion/cult. I got chosen as someone who could be an intuitive in the religion and had to choose if I was going to go through the really scary training or be killed.
There was a lot more but that’s the gist… *no* idea where any of that came from!
This has nothing to do with a dream, but We have a weird cat and for whatever reason he loves to spend time in the bathtub and getting wet and playing with water dripping out of the faucet.I was living with a domly person and they kept kittens in the bathtub. My main job was to take the kittens out of the bathtub when they wanted to use it. It was great, I just played with the kitties. Loved it!
So, it’s not cool to keep kittens in a bathtub but it was a dream, okay?
My shoes got stuck on my feet and I had a real problem trying to figure out how to make it look like I’m not wearing shoes, because wearing shoes indoors is not a thing here.
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Somehow hooves were better than wearing shoes indoors.
I mean, I may be an absolutely deplorable person, but at least I don’t wear shoes indoors!
Having seen the debates about this online over the years, I’d say you made the right choice. Hooves may be a weird look but shoes indoors seems to be a sign of the most vile and morally reprehensible character.
Controversies like the one about shoes indoors or the current one about feeding unplanned child visitors alway make me wonder how anyone ever expects tolerance from humans.
I mean, I may be an absolutely deplorable person, but at least I don’t wear shoes indoors!
It’s not really a question that’s pertinent to me because I don’t have kids. But I tend to feed everyone that crosses my path, so I’d probably feed the kids too. The thing is, though, these days kids seem to have a lot more dietary restrictions and parents that get pissed off if their kid eats at a slightly different time than usual, so it can be complicated. Or at least looks to me that it might.Ah but where do you stand on the ”waiting in the room while friend’s family eats dinner?
I come from a family that does wear shoes indoors but Mr Altheas background is ”no shoes indoors ever even if dressed up”.
Romeo and Juliet was a walk in the park.