Seriously weird dreams....

[bk_forever]

Okay, so I know I've always been prone to having weird dreams (even when I have flying dreams, I tend to hover a couple of feet above the pavement and just float along because I'm scared of heights), but last night I think my brain completely lost the plot and came up with a dream so completely bonkers I have no idea what possible meaning it could have - in fact, I don't think I even want to know.

Apparently, my doctor had told me I should be eating more trousers, so I was sitting in my living room, munching on the leg of a pair of white trousers, wondering if I could manage to eat the whole pair. o.O

Sometimes, my brain scares me... Maybe I should just leave it in a nice, padded cell where it can't hurt itself.

I blame the weather. Or something.

Comments

[tardisjournal.livejournal.com]

Oh wow! That's an odd one, for sure. Is there something going on in your life where you feel like you're "biting off more than you can chew"--taking on too much, not feeling able to say "no", something of that sort?

If not, I got nothing. :-p

A lot of my flying dreams are take place close to the ground as well. Somehow, that makes them that much more realistic. I'm always so disappointed when I wake up and realized that I can't actually fly. :(

Your brain already is in a nice, padded cell. It's the rest of you we need to worry about. :D

[bk_forever]

Not as far as I know! It's not like I'm doing anything much at all. My dreams are often bizarre though. I dreamed once about giant tortoises walking along the roofs of a row of houses. They kept sliding down so there were people on the ground with long poles to push them back up again.

When I 'fly' I'm either upright with my feet a couple of inches off the ground, or horizontal about 3 or 4 feet above ground level, and I always keep to the pavement, lol! Safety conscious even when I'm asleep! More often than flying dreams, I have sliding dreams, where I just slide everywhere. Sometimes on ice skares (not so odd as I used to skate), sometimes skiing on snow (never skied in my life), sometimes in normal shoes on snow, ice or even concrete, and sometimes sitting on a tea tray on a polished floor, just gliding around. It's a lot of fun.

[iantojjackh.livejournal.com]

I love weird dreams sometimes you just let them be and they turn into really odd things.

[bk_forever]

I don't have a lot of real nightmares, but every night I have several dreams and they're usually very entertaining, though frequently odd. This one was the most bizarre one I've ever had though.

I've dreamed of taking an elephant for a walk through an indoor shopping arcade, and I've dreamed of a family of bigfoot (bigfeet?) walking past my house. I've even dreamed of being interviewed by a TV detective at a desk in the garden hedge, but I've never woken up before thinking WTF was that?

[magikalrhiannon.livejournal.com]

MY question is... who did the trousers belong to... hmmm? Alex O'Laughlin? A BeeGee? Someone from Westlife? Inquiring minds want to know!

[bk_forever]

No idea! No one's owned up to leaving them in my house - though the last person I saw in white trousers was JB!

Yikes! Just had the life scared out of me by an avalanche - the snow just slid off the roof right outside my bedroom window. Hell of a lot of it! It's nearly April, why are we still getting January weather?

[sassysailorgirl.livejournal.com]

Oh, my. ;p I'm not going to lie. I'm giggling pretty hard here. Sorry, love! I am SO going to look up your dream in my dream encyclopedia! I'll let ya know!

[bk_forever]

Lol! Thank you. I tried analysing my dreams before, but nothing ever made any sense so I gave up. At least they're usually entertaining...

[musingwoman2.livejournal.com]

Chortle. That has to be the definition of a silly dream.
I sometimes shout in mine and wake my husband, but it comes out in a kind of strangled squeal.last time I was shouting at a hotel manager for storing bikes and old coats in the disabled toilets.

[bk_forever]

Lol! Dreams are so bizarre, but they can be very entertaining too, especially the weirdest ones. My sister used to talk in her sleep, but as far as I know, I stay silent.

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

Well, you can never know. Trousers *may* taste delicious, after all. ;))

[bk_forever]

As I recall, in my dream they were rather chewy. Sadly (or perhaps luckily) I don't remember what they tasted like, lol! Perhaps it depends on what they were washed in...

[timelordshines.livejournal.com]

Yup that is defiinitely weird!
I wish I had your imagination. I rarely dream, or at least if I do I dont remember it.
I used to have recurring nightmares often when I was a child. Usually about being chased. One I had every night for weeks was about being chased through a town by a giant six foot woodlouse! I have no idea why!

[bk_forever]

My sister usd to dream about being chased by an ostrich. I tend to be less imaginative when it comes to being chased - we get a lot of tigers in our garden, and the occasional lion or leopard.

I dream every night, and because I wake up so often I usually wind up having anything up to four different dreams a night. I forget them quickly a lot of the time, but some stick, either because of their bizarre nature or because they're so fascinating I keep thinking about them when I wake up. I've always had a vivid imagination and I guess I must like being entertained in my sleep.

Awww, poor woodlouse, it probably just wanted to play! (I like woodlouses!)

(Once I dreamed I took Spock from Star Trek to Michael Jackson's birthday party!)

[too-beauty.livejournal.com]

I laughed out loud and that is wrong!!!! *smacks herself* but that is the weirdest dream I have heard of.
How about trying that tasty Italian pizza called "calzone"? they are not trousers but the word has a similarity!

Hope you go back to your flying dream, at least they are more common. I used to dream that I was flying when I had very high temperature ......

big hugs

[bk_forever]

My brain is good at having weird dreams, but that was certainly the weirdest! Glad it gave you a laugh, laughing is good!

Last night's dreams weren't as strange, but they were okay. I wonder what I'll dream tonight...

[maharaniradha.livejournal.com]

Well that's certainly a bizarre one. I once had a dream where I had been rejected into every college/university I applied to except for one called the College of Noses. O.O I had no idea what the hell that meant, but I'm not sure I want to know. But as far as eating trousers go, well, I can't say I've had one quite like that.

[bk_forever]

Oh dear, my nose nearly had an unfortunate accident then, I was eating yogurt when I read that! Don't our brains have wonderfully weird and wacky ideas sometimes? I'd hate to try analysing my dreams.

Eating trousers, well, that's my weirdest dream ever but I regularly have odd dreams anyway, it's rather fun!


(Apologies for not replying to your message on ff.net. To be honest, I know next to nothing about the subject. I was going to try to research it, but I've not been feeling well so I just haven't got around to it. Sorry.)

[maharaniradha.livejournal.com]

Oh geez! Sorry! Maybe it's because I have a stuffy nose. Probably why I dreamed of noses. But either way, it was very weird. Honestly, if I tried to get my dream analysed the interpreter would probably think I'm looney.

Hey! It gives you something to laugh about :D

No worries. I haven't been feeling well myself...I must have caught a cold from the ungodly amount of snow and cold I encountered in Glasgow. Anyway, if you don't think you know enough, you don't need to fill it out :)

[bk_forever]

Let's hope we both feel better soon!

Anyway, did you enjoy Glasgow despite the unseasonably cold weather? Sorry it wasn't better, but I don't think anyone in Britain was expecting this! We had at least 4 inches here, which is more than double what we had earlier in the year and there are still a few patches that haven't completely melted yet. It's completely insane.

[maharaniradha.livejournal.com]

I did enjoy Glasgow despite the crazy weather. We lost power at my future in-laws' house for about a day or so. We were one of the lucky ones. Actually, back here in Indianapolis, we got 8 inches of snow while we were away in Scotland. So honestly, we escaped nothing by going to the UK. It's supposed to snow here again tomorrow. I hope not.

Anyway, thanks to the snow, Heathrow was crazy. But our flight left early enough for us to get out before we hit the Easter rush crowd.

[bk_forever]

So you exchanged one lot of snow for another, lol! Typical, sometimes no matter where you go, you can't escape bad weather. I had friends who went abroad for two weeks one summer, it poured with rain where they went and was actually sunny here. Until they got back, lol!

Oh boy, airports are busy enough at the best of times with delayed flights etc. (or so I've heard, I've never flown). Must be sheer chaos in bad weather! Glad you escaped before the Easter rush! We had snow last night, according to mum. When she got up there was snow on the road and pavement (sidewalk). By the time I dragged myself out of bed it was gone. The clocks just got put forward here at the weekend and I'm not adjusting well to the change. Can't seem to force myself to get up an hour earlier. o.O

[maharaniradha.livejournal.com]

Yeah we did. Except it was colder in Scotland...and we lost power >.< That's awful! Your poor friends. That's happened to us several times when we go up to Chicago. It's always windy or rainy and then we come back home, expecting sunny weather, and nope.

All the really big international airports are crazy, no matter where you go. The busiest airports here in the US are probably JKF (in NYC), Dulles International (In DC), O'Hare (Chicago), Newark (in New Jersey), and the one in Atlanta. When one of these airports is shut down...it's bad.

I hate the time change. We changed about two-ish weeks ago and I was not happy about losing my hour of sleep. We also escaped the time change in Europe too. Otherwise I would have had to adjust time again while I was there. No fun.

[bk_forever]

An awful lot of people lost power because of the snow. That really is the worst thing - no light, and in a lot of cases no heat, no hot water, no way to cook... Those with gas cookers and heating are better off, but we're all electric, we'd be in a very bad state. Thankfully, we were okay.

I like the time change in Autumn, an extra hour in bed, lol!

[maharaniradha.livejournal.com]

I'm glad to hear that you were all okay! We lost power for a day and a half or so. It wasn't fun, but we all managed. I felt bad for my sister's parents-in-law. They felt awful. It wasn't until we assured them that we weren't escaping anything and that we had 8-10 inches at home that they felt better. We did manage to have a snowball fight though. That was fun :D

Yes!!! I can't wait for that time change. Honestly, I don't see a point in daylight savings. It really doesn't help the farmers like everyone says it does. Living in an agricultural state, I've talked to many farmers who want to get rid of it like the rest of us.

[bk_forever]

Over here, I think the time change is more to do with kids going to and from school while it's still light. I know nowadays a lot of parents take their kids to school, but it hasn't always been that way.

It's been years since I had a proper snowball fight. Used to be so much fun! The snow this time would have been good for that, very soft and crumbly, but it was no good for building snowmen. I tried, but it just collapsed, wouldn't stick together properly.