Alexis, I am all kinds of people in varioius dreams too! Sometimes my consciousness will break in and note how odd it is. Right there in the dream. I have even been a man in some dreams. Past lives? Wow, that is an interesting notion.
I wonder what makes some people remember their dreams that well, Jane. I wonder if a person can train herself to remember them too.
Colleen, I only remember the intense ones now. I have also figured out that what I call "waking dreams" are the most memorable. Those are ones I have when I go back to sleep after waking up
Thank you, Sandra! And we all dream. We just don't all remember them.
Karin, I should do that. I used to for the ideas I had for my stories, but then I couldn't read my writing either, or else in the morning it made no sense at all.
patricia, my dreams were so vivid when I was young, but I never dreamed I was flying. That would be very cool.
ew, Maria, I don't think I'd wake up well if I had your recurrent dream. Does it stress you out enough to wake you up? My recurrent dreams do. And I think I have one good one, but it is vague. The ones I remember are all bad.
Karen, I haven't had nightmares in a long time. I had them a lot as a child. Kai Wong, maybe the ladders mean working, working, working, like I am on the current manuscript.
Valerie, you should have woken him up :) Jeanne, I have woken up knowing I had a great dream, and can't remember any single detail from it. Then when I do remember some, they fade fast often.
Barbara, I have heard that some medications can really mess up dreams. I have a recurrent dream that wakes me up in a cold sweat. I am married to an old boyfriend who was, to put it mildly, high maintenance. I get an anxiety attack in those dreams.
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