I Had A Bad Dream :-(
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I Had A Bad Dream :-(
This is wimpy! It's after midnight here and I don't want to go to bed because I had a bad dream last night!
It was a goofy dream. I was getting married, and got to the church and had left half my stuff at home, so I was trying to assemble an appropriate wedding outfit from a theater costume rack.
I can find NO connection between this dream and anything going on in life. Must've been something I ate.
And of course I'm eating salsa as I write this, after midnight. Okay. I'm off to bed...to get stranded in a distant galaxy because my bus pass expired or something...
It was a goofy dream. I was getting married, and got to the church and had left half my stuff at home, so I was trying to assemble an appropriate wedding outfit from a theater costume rack.
I can find NO connection between this dream and anything going on in life. Must've been something I ate.
And of course I'm eating salsa as I write this, after midnight. Okay. I'm off to bed...to get stranded in a distant galaxy because my bus pass expired or something...
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Salsa before bed? Maybe not such a good idea love.
Dreams of having to get to something important and not having what you need are really common. We all have them in one form or another at some stage. For me, it's about our subconscious fears that we aren't good enough.
But we are. And we can do this.
Dreams of having to get to something important and not having what you need are really common. We all have them in one form or another at some stage. For me, it's about our subconscious fears that we aren't good enough.
But we are. And we can do this.
I have dreams all the time about not having what I need in certain situations. Even now, two years out of being a professional chef, I have dreams about not being able to make the food on order, or having it fall apart when I try to plate it. I try to deal with it as a lesson in impermanence. I try to to go into situations without over-thinking the outcome as a way of relinquishing some of my false sense of control over the universe.
Now the dreams about relapsing, that's another kettle of fish altogether, but this is your thread, so I shan't hi-jack it...
Now the dreams about relapsing, that's another kettle of fish altogether, but this is your thread, so I shan't hi-jack it...
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I'm loving sobriety but it is definitely a big change! Feeling healthy and confident and being in a good mood is indeed a whole new deal.
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Is this a new one or one you've had over and over?
In mine I'm in an airport where I don't speak the language (usually Tokyo) trying to get on a flight home with an expired passport.
Or I'm trying to pack to go catch a flight and I'm frantically trying to pack and keep finding more stuff and time is ticking away.
Or I'm checking into some enormous hotel jetlagged and half drunk and keep wandering the halls trying to find my room...and if I do, there are already three strangers asleep in it.
Can you tell I used to travel a lot?
Seriously, do these repeated nightmares get better with sober time? Because that would be so wonderful...
In mine I'm in an airport where I don't speak the language (usually Tokyo) trying to get on a flight home with an expired passport.
Or I'm trying to pack to go catch a flight and I'm frantically trying to pack and keep finding more stuff and time is ticking away.
Or I'm checking into some enormous hotel jetlagged and half drunk and keep wandering the halls trying to find my room...and if I do, there are already three strangers asleep in it.
Can you tell I used to travel a lot?
Seriously, do these repeated nightmares get better with sober time? Because that would be so wonderful...
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