Posts Tagged ‘dreams’

Things I Wish I Could Do

Thursday, July 19th, 2007 at 10:03 pm
  • Play guitar/bass/drums/fiddle/tuba/xylophone or sing, so I could be in a band
  • Write well enough to do it full time
  • Live off a trust fund/lottery winnings
  • Fly like Superman
  • Keira Knightely

Late Night Wake Up

Thursday, April 26th, 2007 at 6:28 pm

Have you ever woken up and thought, “Crap, I need to get up for work! How many times have I hit snooze?” Then you roll over and see it’s only 1:40, and you’re not even halfway through all the sleeping? That happened to me last night. It was awesome.

I also dreamt of iminlikewithyou.com. Is that worse than dreaming of Twitter?

Shut Up Brain, or I’ll Stab You With A Q-tip

Monday, April 4th, 2005 at 1:40 pm

I’m starting to think that my recent fatigue may not be the cause of too much sleep after all. I’ve been having some crazy-ass dreams lately. I won’t bore you with the details (because really, no one wants to hear about other peoples’ dreams unless they’re a psychiatrist, and that’s only because they’re being paid). Last night’s episode featured a full cast, including Nim, Heewa (we joined a frat together), Govind (he wanted to join the frat), BP, Heise (he got deported), Schmitty (didn’t get deported, but I thought he did), Rhubarb, Dan Lee, some guy from my high school that might be named Tom (I can’t remember), Miss Baer (an English teacher from high school), and a girl that I barely recognized, but she knew me. I wish I could remember more about her, because I’m curious if it really was someone from my past that I just couldn’t place when I saw here in my dream. I’m also wondering if she called me Randy or Brock - what does my subconscious think of me as?

I wake up tired every day because I’ve spent the night running around campus and joining frats. Based on years of exhaustive study, I know that my dreaming patterns are inversely proportional the amount I’ve been drinking lately: if it’s been a dry month, I’ll dream a lot. A month into fall, after everyone has come back and thrown parties, my subconscious has given up. Obviously, this provides a simple solution, but I’m not sure I want to cure dreams by killing off brain cells.

On the other hand, it did work for anxiety.