Haha, indeed I did! In fact, I think my insomnia was caused by eating too much, too soon before bedtime. Does that affect dreamstates, do you think? Or just dream themes? I'm curious about the meaning, although it seems relatively clear; nonetheless it was on my mind all day.

like water cascading down a windowpane or the physical feeling of the sound of the ocean in a seashell. It's nice, but I decide to wake up and tell Tai about it. With some effort I wrestle myself awake. But he's asleep, and I don't want to disturb him, so here I am posting on FreudIt! : D Have YOU had lucid dreams before?

the same and yet different from real life. But her voice was the same. We stepped to the balcony and prepared to take flight over the ocean. OK, so let's go! says Tai and we take flight. And we soar over the water, and the a wonderful, strange sensation takes over my body, a paralyzed pleasure, like an orgasm, but cold, ...

his grandmother leaned in, suggesting a vacation home she and his grandfather have in some far-off land. What was it? She repeated the name, but I still couldn't recognize the country- Helawalawi? Was it in Scandinavia? Southern Africa? Polynesia? "It's quite lovely," she said, "you should go!" I noticed the dream made her face...

...I was quite impressed with my sweetie, so worldly. But it was time to move on. Where to go next, I thought. Japan? Have cartoon-shaped technicolor candy, sushi and pho? I was gripped with a blessed indecision! Wherever it would be we could fly there, since this was a dream (and planes were not to be trusted anyway). Suddenly...

crumbly rose-scented honey-saturated pastries and pistachio turkish delights and mango kulfi. I was thirsty so I imagined red wine but decided to make it garam masala-spiced wine (what a great idea!). I turned to Tai who was speaking in Hindi with our diplomatic guest, but the language was gibberish, like a babbling brook...