dreams
I had the oddest recurring zombie apocalypse dreams last night.
I'm pretty sure I've never uttered that phrase before.
I don't remember a great deal about it. There was some kind of plague that turned people into the walking dead, and I'm pretty sure lirelyn was in it as Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Excepting the Buffy part, I may have just had a private screening of The Happening.
I generally tend not to talk about my dreams, for several reasons. First, I don't tend to remember them very often. Second, even when I do, it's been my experience that hearing about other people's dreams never really does much for me. I find it hard to pay attention when people describe their dreams. So much of any dream is connections entirely in one's own head that it's hard for someone else to follow. The experience of having a dream is interesting; the description of a dream tends to not be.
I mention it mainly for two reasons:
1. At least two other people on my f-list had some flavor of zombie apocalypse dreams last night, which is an odd coincidence, and
2. It was disturbing enough that I was actually glad to get out of bed to my alarm this morning. (I mean, I hit the snooze button, but still.) I'm pretty sure I had the same or similarly-themed dreams three or four times last night, and by the last time, the sense of foreboding was pretty awful.
I'm pretty sure I've never uttered that phrase before.
I don't remember a great deal about it. There was some kind of plague that turned people into the walking dead, and I'm pretty sure lirelyn was in it as Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Excepting the Buffy part, I may have just had a private screening of The Happening.
I generally tend not to talk about my dreams, for several reasons. First, I don't tend to remember them very often. Second, even when I do, it's been my experience that hearing about other people's dreams never really does much for me. I find it hard to pay attention when people describe their dreams. So much of any dream is connections entirely in one's own head that it's hard for someone else to follow. The experience of having a dream is interesting; the description of a dream tends to not be.
I mention it mainly for two reasons:
1. At least two other people on my f-list had some flavor of zombie apocalypse dreams last night, which is an odd coincidence, and
2. It was disturbing enough that I was actually glad to get out of bed to my alarm this morning. (I mean, I hit the snooze button, but still.) I'm pretty sure I had the same or similarly-themed dreams three or four times last night, and by the last time, the sense of foreboding was pretty awful.