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enteleinOne part of the dream was chatting with Jessie for the first time in a long time. She seemed uneasy with me, and stopped short at some off-hand comment I made. I mean, she simply stopped. Stopped talking, stopped looking at me. In the dream, I finally just let my shoulders drop, I shrugged, I smiled.
Another part of the dream was an impulse audition for something Shakespeare. Something so impulse that the original monologue I'd gotten together was very unmemorized. I improvised, singing a song David Bowie-style, all about some boy. Said boy actually showed up at the end of the audition, drunk off his ass, and being all hilarious about it, taking part in the song, and wearing a ridiculous cape. He kept sweeping it over one shoulder and gesturing dramatically, a perfect satire of bad community theatre Shakespeare, and we had all the auditioners and the director howling. I sang really, really well in the dream. The director told me to come back the next day to read with more people.
I remember I had too many piles of papers with me, and I blushingly gathered them up as I thanked the director, and worked my way out of the house.
There was a third part of the dream, but I can't remember it. I think it was particularly real, and so it might be fading fast because there was nothing particularly odd about it.
I haven't been able to remember my dreams in a while.
Another part of the dream was an impulse audition for something Shakespeare. Something so impulse that the original monologue I'd gotten together was very unmemorized. I improvised, singing a song David Bowie-style, all about some boy. Said boy actually showed up at the end of the audition, drunk off his ass, and being all hilarious about it, taking part in the song, and wearing a ridiculous cape. He kept sweeping it over one shoulder and gesturing dramatically, a perfect satire of bad community theatre Shakespeare, and we had all the auditioners and the director howling. I sang really, really well in the dream. The director told me to come back the next day to read with more people.
I remember I had too many piles of papers with me, and I blushingly gathered them up as I thanked the director, and worked my way out of the house.
There was a third part of the dream, but I can't remember it. I think it was particularly real, and so it might be fading fast because there was nothing particularly odd about it.
I haven't been able to remember my dreams in a while.
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Date: 2005-03-07 10:54 pm (UTC)This is Waters, btw.
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Date: 2005-02-28 03:38 pm (UTC)Elvis dreams notwithstanding, most of the time my dreams are completely shapeless. Colors, sounds, smells, emotions, patterns, but rarely people, rarely events, rarely anything recognizable. And I almost always know I'm dreaming, which takes the fun out of it too.
[sigh]
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Date: 2005-02-28 06:59 pm (UTC)I usually have people and events in my dreams, but the people are always hazy. I can never tell who they are. Sometimes I'll know that it's someone I'm familiar with, but I can never quite make out the identity.
Oh, and I've always been able to fly in my dreams if I jump into the air and pedal my feet like I'm on a bike. Don't ask me why.
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Date: 2005-02-28 11:38 pm (UTC)Mine too. And the directions thing...and who knows what else. krystyn, we must be twinlets in some dimension.