Deadly Dream

Now, we've happily been going through half our life without having dreams, which sometimes is a good thing. It means we just blank out until we wake, which is good and we get some rest. This also goes to show just how much sleep we get...never hitting REM sleep or the such...

Anyways. So happens as we got back home from church yesterday we took a nap before lunch. And probably wouldn't have woken up at all if we had a weak heart. See, we (most likely) died in the dream. This is the second dream ever where we died, but a first shockwise.

You know how dreams can sometime have them surrealistic ways of scene-shifting from one scene to another? Yes well dreams never make much sense sometimes but sometimes, they can be realistic enough that you need these surreal bits to assure yourself that is was all a dream. Or else, who knows we might have really died because it wasn't a dream after all and this, this, this is our afterlife! Egads! The afterlife, no different from how we've been living?

Back to the dream. Basically it starts off as we're in a car getting directions to go to a friend's apartment for some party that was gonna be held that evening, and we were driving pass BU or so. *Surreal dreamscene shift* From driving around we suddenly end up sitting in a field, probably the school field of SMBU or somewhere. And while still working on finding the location of our friend's apartment, when something made us look up.

A large stereotypical flying saucer shaped disc, the size that at the time made us think of a Ferris Wheel (while it was still in the sky) was tilted on its side and crashing down onto us. In slow motion.

Think rabbit/deer/kangaroo caught in headlights on highway.

So seeing this flying disc about to slam down onto us of course we jumped up to run away sideways. Or so we thought. We ourselves seem to be caught in bullet time. And the disc smashed into the earth, and crushed us.

Everything went black. We could barely breath. Wondered if we were dead, dying or still alive.

Then we woke up, heart pumping.

No, it's not a message from God. We're sure it would be more direct or cryptic. This? Probably a premonition in the lines of a fortune cookie going, "You shall be squashed by ferris wheel."