Recurring dreams

[MK Shrimper]

Anyone have recurring themes during their snooze time?

Me,

1) Having to travel very long distances to get to work meaning the precise timing of buses/trains.
2) Regular one: My final year dissertation for Uni either being not done at all or hugely behind time with a day left to hand it in.

One I had recently left me feeling desolate when I woke up - waiting to die for the imminent armageddon that was just hours away. Horrible.

 

[Jam_Man]

Anyone have recurring themes during their snooze time?

Me,

1) Having to travel very long distances to get to work meaning the precise timing of buses/trains.
2) Regular one: My final year dissertation for Uni either being not done at all or hugely behind time with a day left to hand it in.

One I had recently left me feeling desolate when I woke up - waiting to die for the imminent armageddon that was just hours away. Horrible.

Sounds like a recurring dream that a Col U fan would have.

I dont have recurring dreams but I have had a couple of nightmares involving my kids and they have always left me relieved when Ive woken up.

 

[Supernaut]

A frequently recurring element of my dreams is me witnessing a plane crash from a frighteningly close distance. The location is always different, but quite often the plane crashes into the sea. I saw some footage recently of a passenger plane crashing in (I think) Afghanistan, filmed from a moving car and it was very similar to my dreams.

 

[Pubey]

A frequently recurring element of my dreams is me witnessing a plane crash from a frighteningly close distance. The location is always different, but quite often the plane crashes into the sea. I saw some footage recently of a passenger plane crashing in (I think) Afghanistan, filmed from a moving car and it was very similar to my dreams.

Yeah I know that video you mean, not pleasant.

I don't dream very much to be honest.

 

[londonblue]

I dont have recurring dreams but I have had a couple of nightmares involving my kids and they have always left me relieved when Ive woken up.

I have a recurring dream that my kids wake me up in the middle of the night...oh, hang on, they're not dreams!

When I was a kid I used to frequently dream that I could fly. Not an aeroplane, but that I could actually fly. I would swoop down on my house, and land on a lamp post, much like a bird. That is why I always said I would learn to fly.

 

[londonblue]

Yeah I know that video you mean, not pleasant.

I don't dream very much to be honest.

Apparently we all dream every night. It's just that some people don't remember them.

 

[Ricey]

A frequently recurring element of my dreams is me witnessing a plane crash from a frighteningly close distance. The location is always different, but quite often the plane crashes into the sea. I saw some footage recently of a passenger plane crashing in (I think) Afghanistan, filmed from a moving car and it was very similar to my dreams.

[video]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BN3waJIc574[/video]

This one.

 

[Uncle Leo]

Being late for a plane and having to do a lot of packing in very little time. Only every few months, but the most recent one was only yesterday. For some reason I was in Spain, yet dressed as if I was on holiday in Antarctica.

 

[* ORM *]

Mine was always a floating dream. I would spread my arms out wide and float into the sky. For some bizarre reason there were always colouredcbouncing rubber balls involved.

 

[davewebbsbrain]

[video]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BN3waJIc574[/video]

This one.

That is one weird but awesome plane crash

 

[Ricey]

That is one weird but awesome plane crash

It was a load shift that caused it. It was loaded with big military vehicles that weren't strapped down properly.