Cloudinsane

I can officially join the LD club. W00t!

My laptop has died and I have been internetless for a while now, but since I've been gone, I've had 2.5 LD's. My first ever experience was too short for it to really count -- I became very aware that I was dreaming but then almost instantly began to wake up -- although it was still pretty awesome to become aware in a dreamspace.

If anything, I really need to brush up on recalling dreams. I am pretty good at it, but the LD I had last night proved that maybe I'm not as good as I thought. Still! Last night I watched Avatar and had very Avatar-esq related dreams. I quickly became lucid. I started shouting aloud that I was dreaming and immediately took to the sky, heh. I started flying over the ocean, I was low enough that I could see my reflection, my entire body. I started to feel a bit weird and could kind of feel my body on my bed, too, but then I started saying fuck it, I know it's wrong to think of your phsyical body, but I'm gonna do it. I glided along the ocean for ages, like a smooth criminal and then like a rocket, it was such a rush. This is where it gets a little...blurry. I remember talking to people about the flying and such, and I said hello to this guy I had never met, but I still remembered our secret handshake? I wish I could recall more. Pity.

The second one I had was this long-ass dream that seemed to go on forever, and then as I went outside of the mayhem (it was one of those explody action dreams) I suddenly realised I had no idea where I was or how I got there. Then I looked at my hands and started flipping out: ''omg, is this a dream? am i dreaming! omg, I'm dreaming!!!'' I flew like a crazy person in that one too! I tested just how fast I could go in that one. Our survey says: REALLY fast.

The best part of each dream, where I sort of felt the adrenaline in my phsyical body, is when I realise that I'm dreaming. It's such a weird, exciting feeling. Then, of course, there's the flying.

So I really need to brush up on recalling dreams.