Pregnancy-hormone-induced dreams
I am having some vivid dreams. Some crazy, some normal. Apparently this is a common symptom of pregnancy. A sampling of my dreams from last night:
1. I dreamt I was looking everywhere for a room to have sex in (with husband and this super hot chick) but every room was occupied by some convention’s classes. (Burlycon?)
2. I dreamt I was nursing our baby for the first time, and talking with husband about how weird and wonderful the sensation was.
3. I dreamt my dad, mom, little brother and I were fishing and my dad said “there’s no way you’ll catch a sockeye!” (and yes, I remember specifically that it was “a sockeye” salmon). I put my pole in and caught one immediately - after Alex had been fishing all day and caught nothing! **it is important to note that I have fished once in my life and never caught anything**
oh but that’s not all… then I saw dorsal fins and said “look mom! it’s a baby whale! I think it’s mom is taking her up for her first breath!” Then I jumped in the water to get a better look, but the whales had even more dorsal fins… and they were red! I exclaimed “They’re dragons, mom!” (Dragons is the theme I would have like to use if we had an actually nursery for the baby.)
Then another red dragon appeared beneath me and I was riding him under the water! I kept screaming “look at me, mom!” I quickly got off the brother dragon, not knowing if they were volatile or not. Back on surface with my brother we spotted a white fluff in the water… we got it out and realized it was a baby kitten! A white fluffy kitten… then we rescued another - her brother. They were meowing, and we saw another white fluff - her mother, got her out and then the father climbed out of the water. We looked across the way and saw there was an animal kennel across the way… we figured they came from there. But how could four cats survive crossing this river? Looking back on it, I guess the dragons must have saved them when the kittens inadvertently fell into the river.
The pictures I’ve used are the best representations of what my brain created last night.