Entry tags:
dream theatre
i dreamed that my mother, crossing the street against the light, stopped and turned and said "what?" when she didn't hear me when i called to her that a car was coming. and the car hit its brakes, but it couldn't swerve or stop in time, and its tires squealed as it hit her.
i, naturally, screamed. my vision, in my dream, went black, as though the dream had cut to commercial.
when the picture came back, it turned out she'd just been bumped and startled, but not struck by the car. someone had called 911 and i could hear sirens coming, and my mother had hopped up from the ground and come over to assure me she was okay, where i was sitting on the curb and still screaming.
at which point i woke up. so naturally my whole nap was for no purpose at all -- i don't feel even a little bit rested, but i'm sure not in any hurry to go back to sleep.
i, naturally, screamed. my vision, in my dream, went black, as though the dream had cut to commercial.
when the picture came back, it turned out she'd just been bumped and startled, but not struck by the car. someone had called 911 and i could hear sirens coming, and my mother had hopped up from the ground and come over to assure me she was okay, where i was sitting on the curb and still screaming.
at which point i woke up. so naturally my whole nap was for no purpose at all -- i don't feel even a little bit rested, but i'm sure not in any hurry to go back to sleep.

no subject
Ack, that's *terrible*!
no subject
You take care, now.
no subject
That certainly puts the awfulness of my Chewbacca slash dream into perspective.
no subject
no subject
At the time I was sick and on high doses of medication. I wrote that dream down.
no subject
The cut-to-black, though, means you're watching too much television.
no subject
i think calling it a fade to black means i'm watching too much television; i suspect the actual interruption in vision was, in the context of the dream, a shock thing. bang, scream, blackout, return. not surprising.
i've been thinking of calling home all evening. but it seems like an iffy concept -- "hi, just calling to make sure you're okay, because i had a dream you were run over." oy.
iffy concept
When my mom called me I felt she was being strangely irrational, but I knew she only needed some reassurance. Vivid dreams can be hugely powerful, despite however unlikely the happening might be. (Like the time Mom woke up upset because she dreamt I wouldn't walk our non-existent dog.)
But I felt it was a good thing she called. =) always comforting, too, to know someone cares.