You wanna hear a strange dream..check this out....two nights ago...I dreamed about a friend of mine who worked for my neighbor...her name was Gabbie....I had a dream that she disappeared, but what was strange was that, it was the aliens who took her....it was just a strange dream...I was trying to protect her and stuff..it was weird.
I think my dream was caused by the fact that after Gabbie quit working for my neighbor, we havent heard from her...so yeah.
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by Gauntlet » Wed Jan 16, 2008 11:52 pm
<s>Gee Gauntlet, super-necropost much? Jerkface.</s>
Huh. So anyways. Either I don't dream at all, or I have nightmares, wake up at least three times during the night, and then stir up another nightmare when I fall asleep again. It's very draining to have nightmares, I found.
Today, though, I experienced the worst. I've had dreams of losing people, finding them dead, or hurt, but this one really struck me for some reason. My house was changed into a clinic, of sorts, for the care of the mentally ill. I went in there to see someone, a good friend, only to find that she was the only person left. She was tied up with a harness and to a revolving pole, only allowing her to walk in a short radius from the center of the room.
We talked, and I told her my name and things like that, but I didn't think much of it. She asked me to do something--put something in the fridge in the backyard, I think--so I went outside, but I couldn't find the fridge, so I came back inside to clarify. Right away, she didn't even remember who I was, or even our prior conversation just a few seconds ago. No idea why, but that was absolutely terrifying. It must really be painful to have a close relative or friend who suffers from Alzheimer's, probably worse than death, in my opinion. No way to remember anything, losing any memories of their past life, no way to recognize family members, and being confined to a room until you finally wither away.
I don't know, I can't really put it into words, but it was enough to keep me awake after I woke up. Disturbing stuff.
Huh. So anyways. Either I don't dream at all, or I have nightmares, wake up at least three times during the night, and then stir up another nightmare when I fall asleep again. It's very draining to have nightmares, I found.
Today, though, I experienced the worst. I've had dreams of losing people, finding them dead, or hurt, but this one really struck me for some reason. My house was changed into a clinic, of sorts, for the care of the mentally ill. I went in there to see someone, a good friend, only to find that she was the only person left. She was tied up with a harness and to a revolving pole, only allowing her to walk in a short radius from the center of the room.
We talked, and I told her my name and things like that, but I didn't think much of it. She asked me to do something--put something in the fridge in the backyard, I think--so I went outside, but I couldn't find the fridge, so I came back inside to clarify. Right away, she didn't even remember who I was, or even our prior conversation just a few seconds ago. No idea why, but that was absolutely terrifying. It must really be painful to have a close relative or friend who suffers from Alzheimer's, probably worse than death, in my opinion. No way to remember anything, losing any memories of their past life, no way to recognize family members, and being confined to a room until you finally wither away.
I don't know, I can't really put it into words, but it was enough to keep me awake after I woke up. Disturbing stuff.
by Vodka's Vengeance » Thu Jan 17, 2008 5:20 pm
I fell asleep while watching George Lopez one night, and I drempt I was riding a motorcycle. All of a sudden George Lopez pulled up beside me and the theme song started playing. ("All my friends ride low riders") Then I woke up.
Hey Rambo, throw me a shotgun!
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