Mars Dreaming
Dog toenails clicking across the bathroom floor woke me up at 1:30 a.m. As I turned over in bed, Mars began to talk in his sleep.
"All right, everybody. Gather around," he said. "We're here to discuss the lighting, see if we can do the Kyoto Tommy School of Driving."
He paused.
"Yes, it's aggressive. But...I think we can do it ( Read more... )
"All right, everybody. Gather around," he said. "We're here to discuss the lighting, see if we can do the Kyoto Tommy School of Driving."
He paused.
"Yes, it's aggressive. But...I think we can do it ( Read more... )
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You gonna ask him what it means when he wakes up? :)
Deb
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But I think I'm going to believe it was the style of driving that was aggressive.
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Now, if your new husband makes that kind of comment at that stage in your marriage, you LISTEN. I was all ears.
Unfortunately it was followed up by "mmmfff...ggglll...hrrrmmm." He was sound asleep.
Most of his sleeptalking seems to be triggered by nightmares, as it involves waking up screaming, "No! No!" and sometimes cursing. (I always hope this will happen when the kids are not in bed with us). However, for variety, sometimes he has engineering dreams (he's a Mech. Eng.) One night recently he said, "This is completely unacceptable!"
Always hoping for more, I asked, "Completely?"
"Well, for one thing," he said, "It's a foot and a half too short!"
Trudy
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The dreams sound awful though. Nightmares always make me oh, so grateful to be sleeping next to this rock-solid, furnace of a man. :-)
Too bad he couldn't tell you the "very, very important thing." It was probably the cure to cancer. Or maybe 43.
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School Of Driving would have to be the originator of
the aggression. being married for a long time to a
person who talks in their sleep, my experience has
been that you should make up your own satisfactory
meaning to what they say.~paul
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~paul
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