Dream Killer…..version 2

Angie had a post this morning called Dream Killers and I had to smile when I read it because I had a dream killer of another sort last night.

I just don’t understand how my subconscious mind works sometimes. Last night, my husband tells me that I was talking in my sleep calling for my mom. I understand that one since I’ve been working on an assignment for my writing class where I’m writing about my birth-mother. I don’t remember what I had been dreaming about, and don’t recall calling out loud either.

Later, I woke myself up calling “No….I can’t do it!”. I remember this vividly. I was having this crazy dream that I was trying to eat a RAT! I had just bitten his head off….when I spit it out and cried “No….I can’t do it!”.

Heaven knows where that came from, but it sure was a dream killer for me!

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I’m a writer, reader, and creative. I thought by now I’d have things figured out, but I keep coming up with more questions. I think that’s okay. I’m here most mornings pondering ordinary things and the thin places where faith intersects.
5 comments
  1. Thanks for the linky love! Dreams are really interesting to try to pick apart, but nightmares…*shudder*

  2. How odd – I had a dream about my birth mother, too! She was on the phone, sobbing and sobbing and sobbing….I remember feeling some mixed emotions about all that sobbing – pain and sadness and a sort of annoyance…
    so, we both had bio-mom’s on the brain or subcon mind I guess….

  3. Could it be hormones? Ack! I have THE CRAZIEST dreams when I’m hormonal.

  4. UGH…I agree with janna–maybe it is the hormones. I dream every night and my husband swears he never does.

  5. As a child I could retell every dream I ever dreamt just as it was truly real. Now, I don’t dream that often. I sometimes miss it. (Well, not the scary ones.)

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