Common dreams we have;

[bigscoop]

As I've grown older I find that I have mostly day dreams, while I'm sleeping everything is a pretty much a complete deep dark void. Is this normal?

 

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[mikeofaustin]

Speaking of day dreams... I used to work form a company, and every day around 2pm, you could walk into the bathroom and hear someone snooring in the stall. I now know that this is actually a necessity. I get that way myself. Everyday around 2pm, my eyelids start to get heavy.
In fact, in that same company, we used to have meetings about that time, and a very nice women in her older years, would start to snore while she was sitting upright in that meeting.

 

[gord]

sigh, I am too much of a gentleman to discuss my dreams about La Gypsy in here sorry.

Don Jose de La Mancha

Send me a PM Tayopa...........you are quite the ladies man, I bet your dreams are more than most of us could handle!

No, no, Don Jose is a saint! He can't admit that he does have those dreams.

 

[Mighty AP]

I have a St Christopher medal, a St Francis medal & a St Thomas medal but I do not have a St Don Jose medal..............I want one! Where do we aquire it?

 

[Deepdiger60]

Its a known fact when we reach a certain age in our life's you still dream every night but you do not remember almost 90% of the dream,s and most all dreams only last a few minutes we have them just before we wake up each day or night ,now for my most recurring dream when i was much younger i would be walking up a huge sand dune at the end of a dead end road and when i reached the top i could see a gigantic title wave seconds away from me and i had no where to go weird ha ? most all my weird dreams had to do with water ,maybe the Viking in my past life Dd60

 

[Frankn]

My younger days- I use to dream that I could fly, I can still remember the long white wings. I use to dream that I would start to run then I would shift to straight leg running and really speed up.
My teen years- I had the falling dream where you woke up just before you hit. I had the girlie dreams where you woke up in a messy bed,but no girl!!
My adult years- I think of a project just before I go to sleep and when I wake I have all the problems worked out. I can remember everything I dream if I lock it in the instant I wake up.

Day dreams- I think James Dean had it right,"Dream as if you will live forever, Live as if you will die today!" And that is the way he went out, in his Porsche.

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[traderoftreasures]

i used to dream i could fly. a few flaps of the arms or a running start i could soar above the trees just barely. dreams about some kind of flood. and dreams about finding treasure.....that one won't go away

 

[trikikiwi]

Hey Mike -

Doin' pretty good. Retired from CRH permanently. Seem to have lotsa time on my hands these days, lol. How've you been? Speaking of coins, another re-curring dream of mine is looking down and seeing a coin sticking out of the sand, picking it up and finding a lots more around it. Like a handful of sand/dirt contains a dozen or so coins. Usually it's near a storm drain, like I'm rescuing them just before they get washed down. It always blows my mind that no one is interested in picking them up. Bums me out when I wake up and have nothing, lol. Sometimes I even look down at my hand expecting something to be there.

That is my favourite dream
I have had that 'finding a coin, find another, oh look more, oh my, when will it stop!' dream since I was a young kid.
So what's the significance?
I don't know, but I sure enjoy a treasure find - even in my dreams.

Since I've been hanging around TNet and having a d'tecta, the 'same' dream sometimes includes 'relics' like pins or badges with writing on them, which I try and decipher - but it's always like my eyesight is blurry;

and dreaming of Women can also be pleasant.
My wife features regularly in my dream adventures, along with our real ones.
For example; our 2008 motorcycle tour of the South Island of New Zealand; for example
Cheers, Mike