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No, this is just before the coffee. So you can imagine how the rest of her day must go.

I feel like I haven't been to bed, although I had seven hours sleep. I suppose you can't very well count it as sleep when you spend most of the night tossing and turning, hearing random noises and trying to fall asleep again after your pillow tries to choke you only to have dreams of all your cousins under age fourteen being shot point-blank in the forehead by a .22.

Yep. Restless night.

I frequently have very vivid and detailed dreams. I like to analyze them. It's a hobby of mine, and also in the blood. My grandmother was part Quechua, and she had a lot of beliefs that she placed a lot of weight on.

Dreams are fun to me more for self-analysis than for trying to divine the future, but it's interesting to see how creative your brain in expressing itself can be all on its own when you're not repressing it.

Sorry about Mr. Katie. I had a neighbor come back for a few days on emergency leave because his father died. He goes back tommorrow and he's just not the same person. He is one of those gentle souls that went in for the help with tuition, and now he's so depressed and sad. Take care of Mr. Katie and I hope he comes home soon.

Why is it that all of our most vivid dreams are nightmares? Why can't they be happy, like you're flying with the birdies...

Anyway, my most vivid dream was I was running from some monster that always seemed to pop up wherever I was. I remember that said monster looked a lot like the Tyrant, from the Resident Evil series, though I hadn't played RE for a year or so, so I doubt that caused the nightmare.

Regardless, said monster somehow got ahold of me, and was holding me up. I remember feeling extreme terror, and desperately pleading for my life, or at least to make it quick when it did kill me.

To be honest, that was the part that scared me most. Just that feeling of helplessness, and me pleading for my life. I'm not the kind of person that would plead for life. I know it sounds like I'm full of it, like it's just something of an ego-booster, but I'm the sort of person who would stare death in the face, and not plead for anything. If anything, I wouldn't give my attacker that bit of satisfaction. That they get to see me plead for my life, or at least to give me a quick death... I'm just not that sort of person.

Regardless, the last thing I remember about that dream is the monster slamming me underneath the opening for a garage door, grabbing the garage door... and I'm sure you can figure out the rest.

I clearly felt the emotions that happened there. After that dream, I felt sick to my stomach, and ended up not going to school that day. That's just how horrified I felt. It's amazing just how much your mind can scare you when you let it do its thing.

When I was still living with my ex, I used to dream almost nightly about elevators that were out of control. I would ride in them and they were always too fast, or they dropped and wouldn't stop, or they stopped between floors and were usually upside down or sideways. They were in buildings that were all twisted out of shape, too. The dreams were usually pretty disturbing.

It didn't take a psychiatrist to tell me my dreams meant that I felt like I was out of control, even though everything I'd ever read about dreams never said elevators meant you felt out of control.

Tare, that's a horrible dream to keep having.

If I remember right, this is supposed to be concern over appearances, either personally or societally. (is that a word?) I don't know much about dreams, but I've read a little about it.

Teeth dreams are supposed to be indicative of money worries.

Ex-Being killed in a dream is indicative of a fresh start. Pretty much your brain is trying to reset you.

Nadenu-Any building is representative of your physical body, and the motion of the elevator corresponds to your life's direction, up=good, down=bad. I can only guess that the erratic motion would denote indecision.

tricky-Loose teeth indicate doubts about close friendships or possible deceit. If they fall out, it's a sign that your finances will reverse themselves (if they're bad they'll get better, and vice-versa).

I had a reoccuring(sp?) nightmare when I was a kid. I remember standing on the steps of my house, and I could see my dad walk up the yard. All of a sudden he tenses up and tries to pull a gun out from his back pocket. He slips though, and falls on his ***. As he does so, the gun seems to still be in his pocket, and when he hits the ground it goes off.

I'll never forget having to watch my father die and have his head fall back onto the ground. Woke up just as it did everytime.

Another bad dream I had was being stopped in a parking lot by someone. I was walking to my car when a guy comes out with a gun. I can't see his face, but I know he's smiling. He points the gun at my face and I just get on my knees. Somehow though the dream got twisted(because my dad was waking me up). Instead of a gun, he had a knife. He kept jabbing it into my back, and I felt everything. When I should have died, I woke up to my dad, who was pushing on my shoulder to wake me up. The pushing I felt was what triggered the feeling of the knife.