Blog #49

      Well, most of my dreams are incredibly boring. Boring to the point that it's almost depressing. Even my nightmares aren't interesting at all. My dreams are so lackluster that they put me to sleep. For example, I actually had a continuing dream at one point. The first dream involved me just reading a book. Nothing exciting, just me reading a book that I really enjoyed. I wasn't too happy when I woke up because I didn't want to keep reading. The next night, I had the continuation of the dream. In the next installment, I was telling my friend about the book. We always recommend books to each other, so it was an easy conversation to dream.

      A similar dream is the one where my brother got lost in a blizzard. That was basically just a set-up, because I stopped caring as soon as I went looking for him. Then Draco Malfoy joined me and the entire dream was basically Draco and I just joking around and discussing the newest Harry Potter book (it was definitely an exciting enough event for me to dream about).

      My nightmares follow a similar trend. See, I have an issue where I don't like stuff being hidden from me, or not being able to figure out why something weird is happening to me. In one of my nightmares, every time I closed a door, a grey screen would close over the door. It bugged me because I couldn't figure out why a grey screen would appear. Basically, I woke up cursing about grey screens and fearing that one would appear again without me knowing why.

      Truth be told though, I don't remember my dreams very often. Although since my sleeping schedule is now mostly based off of naps, I often have slight dreams where I go to sleep, because I'm tired and not sleeping enough. Indeed, my dreams just aren't interesting.