Dreams

[avator]

I don't dream or if I do, I don't remember them.
Betty Lou is revisiting the Vikings series on Peacock +.
If ever there was a dream I would want to remember it would be Lagatha and Beth Dutton in a mud battle. 

[Madd Hatter]

Kelly Riley is also in the series Britannia on prime.

[Hoosier Daddy]

While I hardly ever dream...
I went through a serious period of VERY vivid dreams (Nightmares).. posted here in the back room.
I still remember them today... Awful.
What is your Tea intake?
Serious.

[Madd Hatter]

I've had dreams of being shot where I felt the bullet(s) enter my body along with being stabbed. Haven't had one of those in decades. I've had nightmares where I went back to work and couldn't find the materials to do my job. Stressing really bad looking in all of the cabinets.

[ezman604]

I'm a prolific dreamer. I have 2-3 different dreams each night. I have always said I should keep a pen and paper by the bed and write them down when I wake up. I could create some awesome screenplays!!! Those two ladies would make GREAT subjects of some of my many dreams.

[Hoosier Daddy]

Imagine "Ghost Ship", the "Island of Dr Monroe" and "Swamp Thing" all rolled onto one.
That was the worst.
Then there was the car crash... with all 4 my Daughters with me..... That is how I know I dream in color... Red.

Last night I dreamed I couldn't find my "cheese dip" much more better!

[Blowpipe Sam]

I used to have very vivid dreams but utterly surreal.  A year ago my doctor prescribed me a new medication.  Now I either don't dream or I don't remember my dreams.  Works for me.  When I was getting clean I had awful using dreams.  I still had them up until I started the new meds.

[Hoosier Daddy]

Been almost 30 years since I smoked weed.... every once and again... I still party in my dreams. 

[farrlarr]

I quite often have dreams of being someplace relatively familiar and needing to be somewhere else in a relatively short period of time.  The route to the new location become progressively more challenging, with mountains, rivers and canyons suddenly appearing.  In some of those dreams, I have the ability to jump off the mountain/canyon wall and "fly" down to the next level.  In a recent dream, I was in a mall which suddenly expanded tremendously.  I didn't know exactly where I needed to go but the hordes of people moving around me ignored my requests for information so I just kept walking, wending my way through the crowds toward God only knows where.  Weird!

[bnowlin]

I wouldn't wish my dreams on anybody.  Utterly Vivid
Bob

[Madd Hatter]

I quite often have dreams of being someplace relatively familiar and needing to be somewhere else in a relatively short period of time.  The route to the new location become progressively more challenging, with mountains, rivers and canyons suddenly appearing.  In some of those dreams, I have the ability to jump off the mountain/canyon wall and "fly" down to the next level.  In a recent dream, I was in a mall which suddenly expanded tremendously.  I didn't know exactly where I needed to go but the hordes of people moving around me ignored my requests for information so I just kept walking, wending my way through the crowds toward God only knows where.  Weird!

Sort of like super Mario.😂

[splitbeing]

Just woke up from a dream with an escalator and a hall of frames in an open expanse like a church zi was recently in for a baptism. The most substantial, weighty element of the dream was a loaf of challah bread with an argument written on it. Actually it was three loaves but looked like one. Was the argument written by the teacher who likes me or the teacher who hates me? Usually their reasoning is second rate, but the argument written on the challah is actually a good, incisive argument. If only I could remember what was writ there... what it said...

Yeah, I dream and associate to my dreams. I find it opens the random doors of my mind through the random links between words and experiences I have lived. Usually involves a lot of time travelling (the associating, not the dreams as they first appear).

[avator]

As a kid I remember of always falling and spinning. I always woke up with a jolt but never remember hitting bottom. Same dream night after night. I don't remember when those dreams stopped but since then I either don't dream or don't remember. After hearing some of y'all's stories I'm glad I don't.
Except for maybe some of Dez's   

[anti-squirrel]

I've always been a vivid dreamer and yep, definitely had recurring dreams.  I'm in the same boat as Dave (Dez).  Trying to describe my dreams would be a big task, though.

My brain is pretty active but keeping my wife's hours (up by 4:30 AM, in bed by 7:30 PM most nights) definitely works well with my biorhythm.  I have the added benefit of prior military service- and one of the greatest "connectors" us veterans have is the ability to sleep anywhere at any time; and Global Thunderstorm Project albums playing in the background are like taking a tranquilizer.  Mostly good dreams, occasionally amazing, rarely bad.  I think being a calm and loving relationship definitely helps.

[avator]

Come to think of it, I did have drug dreams for about 6 months after getting clean and out of that race. I think those dreams helped me stay clean because they scared the heck out of me. I would wake up thinking I had relapsed.

[lefteyeshot]

My wife is a writer. She writes her dreams down very morning. I write a little and have turned dreams into short stories. We both like erotic dreams.

My bad dreams have to do with people trying to get me and I can't find anything to protect myself or being put back in the Army to go to combat and I can't get the equipment I want.

My late father and I used to talk every weekend. One thing he always asked was 'How's your car doing.' Long after he died I dreamed he call me. First thing he asked, 'How's your call doing.' Then I remembered he was dead and asked where he was calling from. He said ' Sorry, I got to go.'

When I first got sober many years ago I had the drinking dreams. It so disappointing.

[splitbeing]

Talking to the deceased in dreams can let you make peace sometimes. i had a dream like that with my dog, Samantha (aka Poot) that I woke up feeling secure about myself and my life from, like she visited me and in her usually way let me know I am loved and secure except it impacted my whole being profoundly upon awakening.

[Struckat]

Bears.

When i dream it’s about bears. Seems to be only in times of major stress.
I have a long history with bears.

[Xraycer]

The dreams I have never makes any sense. At least, I can't make any sense of them anyways. No, I don't, nor have I ever done any recreational drugs. I only drink tea on occasions.

[farrlarr]

Sort of like super Mario.😂

I guess but that is a game I've never played.  I do have some idea what the game is like from snippets of people playing it that have showed up in TV programs but that's it.