Kailani at An Island Life has created this really fun idea. If you are interested in joining in, please visit her site for more details.Today's question is:
If you've had a recurring dream at some point in your life what was it?
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Well - I must admit that it's more like a "nightmare" that I am going over a draw bridge and I wake up right before I fall off.
Naturally, being the Freudian that I am, I am well aware of what this all means. LOL. I'm either losing my mind or I have some serious fears of draw bridges! Great question!
I've had 2.
In the first one I'm laying on the ground on what feels like cement (it's really hard)and there's something HUGE just above me that's going round and round. I used to hate driving by those gas station signs that rotated. In the second one, I'm in a big house that's filled with all kinds of old furniture and stuff. I go from room to room and reach a door that I know I better not open, there's something awful in there. I also had a few different variations to this one as the years went by. I haven't had either for many years, hope posting this doesn't make me dream them again LOL!!
When I was in elementary school I used to dream that my older sister who was an absolute nightmare to me had been shot while we were walking down the road. I had this dream about twice a week for close to 4 yrs. It was awful!
I have a hard time remembering my dreams. I try to but I draw a blank.
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