Firstly, I dreamt my cat Tika had superpowers (awesome) and that Andrew proposed (actually not a good thing; the dreamring he got me was absolutely hideous), but that was nothing compared to what happened later. I was the tamest one in our room that night.
Squares are furniture. Yes, I sleep in a Spiderman position, while Andrew looks like a drowning man. |
Let's start with Lucy.
To help with Lucy's story, I've included a horrible (as usual) map of our room. Everyone was peacefully sleeping away, when all of a sudden, Andrew and I woke up to what sounded like a mosh pit in a gift shop. Complete pandemonium. I immediately assumed Super Tika lost control of her flying abilities or her super powerful laser eyes and was destroying the house; my rational thinking may or may not have been functioning at that point.
It turns out Lucy was running full tilt and crashing into everything. Why? I think she might have been sleeprunning. Here's what her trajectory looked like:
Lucy's sleeping warpath. |
She didn't stop crashing into things until Andrew yelled out her name. At that point, she stopped dead in her tracks and stared at Andrew like "how the hell did I get here?" I then made Andrew take her for a little walk to make sure she didn't have a brain tumor, a seizure or was possessed by the devil. Cause its a well known fact that exercise treats cancer and demonic possession.
Eventually Andrew convinced me that she wouldn't die in the next 48 hours, so we all went back to sleep. The quiet only lasted for about an hour or two.
Andrew started tossing and turning, sounding really stressed/frustrated/upset. He was dreaming again. So I asked him what was wrong, knowing I was probably going to get an interesting answer.
"*mutter mutter* the ankle thingy, before she went in the fire..."
I was not prepared for that answer. What ankle thingy? Was someone wearing an ankle monitor? Did they have cankles? I don't know what else could be related to ankles. And I won't even take the time to question what the hell is up with some chick going into a fire.
After I asked him to elaborate, he seemed to wake up a little, because he looked at me like I was stupid and said "Nevermind." As usual, he has absolutely no recollection of the conversation and unfortunately doesn't remember his dream.
Feel free to share your theories on the nature of his dream.
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P.S. I'm still looking for more question to ask Andrew in my Drunk Hick Interview. I've had awesome ones so far, so keep them coming!
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P.S. I'm still looking for more question to ask Andrew in my Drunk Hick Interview. I've had awesome ones so far, so keep them coming!
Haha, you look like a praying mantis in that picture.
ReplyDeleteAlso, my dog does that on a semi-daily basis haha. But she's fully awake and just functionally retarded.
Woah, I totally do look like a praying mantis!
DeleteIt was crazy! It was like Lucy was in a pinball machine - just BOING BOING BOINGBOINGBOING everywhere. I'm surprised she didn't break anything.
Also, I need to meet your dog.
I suppose the fact I thought Lucy was a toddler, not a dog, sums up the normal behaviour of my small daughter. Really, there's not much difference in destructiveness and sudden outbursts of crazy.
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