Heh, I'm a little embarassed about this, but since I haven't posted for a while, here we go.

Last night I had a dream where I was in a Lightcycle race on Tron's team. Tron, however, was not just blue, oh no. His helmet and arms were yellow, his torso blue and his legs were red. Anyway, he was hanging on the outside of the lightcycle of the third team member and had jumped from the canopy to the top of an opponent and caused him to crash.

Man it was cool.

Looks like you have a great scene for the new movie!

Sounds like a fun dream, man, I got start dreaming about Tron....think tron, think tron....

TheJediUnit Wrote:Was in in color?

Scuzzy Wrote:His helmet and arms were yellow, his torso blue and his legs were red.

Yeah, it was in color.

I've had them.

I can remember this one in particular because it had to do with Tron 2.0 movie.

I dreamt that I got to be an extra in and I remember chatting with the actors and playing around with the computers and there was the Commodore 64 and Vic-20 there for some reason. HEH.

That dream so kicked butt. Woot for spandex!

I can pretty much always remember my dreams. I pretty much always dream in color. Sometimes (maybe if I had caffiene or anything sugary before sleeping) they are far more animated and dynamic. I can even recall my dreams being so defined (since I'm a natural observer of detail) that I can even remember the smell and feel of the air. Wierd, huh. Oddly, sometimes I remember sort of trying to work out if I'm dreaming or not during the dream. The fun thing is, there's been times I actually realize I'm dreaming and I actually think to myself, "hey, I can do anything I want now!" I'd do crazy stuff, but the first thing I'd usually do it run outside and fly. Just run, hold out my arms and soar. God, I love those dreams.

I've not dreamed of Tron that I remember, though I'm surprised I haven't. I probably will now that it's been pointed out. But, I've dreamt of nearly everything else, from finding cool Star Wars figures that don't exist all the way to driving somewhere, getting out and then picking up my car and carrying it under my arm.

But, all-time award winning nightmare subject matter... tornadoes. We live in the heart of tornado alley and we've had our share of close calls. The tornados that passed through downtown Fort Worth missed us by a knat's wing. A different time a mere funnel cloud pass overhead and our neighbor's house's chimney blew clean off and landed in our driveway. Squeezing together in our hall closet is a springtime ritual 'round here. With that kind of repetitious humbling reality it seems like a natural inevitibility for it to be the subject for bad dreams. Since I'm not easily frightened by man or beast I rarely have dreams that I'm a victim of them; I usually end up on top. But the tornado has us effectively under it's power lock, stock and barrel, so heebie-jeebies are due. I can count on a good tornado nightmare about once every other month. My wife says if I have one, I'll go "mmm .... mmmmmm.... hummm...." and she'll quickly wake me up, ask "tornado?" and I'll say "yep... thanks." zzzzzzzz...



I find dreaming so very interesting though. I don't mean the crud about "what it means" or any other psycho-babble. I mean just that they exist and how they work and how they present themselves and the mystique of them.

My sister was a sleep-walker. She'd look wide awake but be sound asleep. THAT is some creepy stuff! By the time I'd realize she was even doing it she'd be usually going back to sleep. One time, I realized right off and asked her some questions to see what she was dreaming. When she sleep walks it's like I'm brought into her dream. She thought we were at the beach cabin with her friends all around us. The more I asked her, the more confused she became, almost like her brain was battling between the dream and the reality. Totally fascinating! She eventually just went back to sleep and remembered nothing the next day. She finds it as cool when everyone tells her about them, like it scares her sort of.

he he he! One time she came walking through the kitchen picking her feet up way in the air with each step like something was on the floor. Mom asked her "what are you doing?" She said "how did all this water get in here? It's flooded! The rain won't stop!" Mom would laugh and put her back to bed. She said she could remember that dream though, but that was rare.

I only get to see her sleep walk when they come to visit now. She's 24 and we still have to put a chair in front of the door to keep her from going outside, which she did once. She's never hurt herself, but she easily could.

She's the only person I ever met that does that.

Anyway, sorry about the dream yaking. It just interests me. It's so mystical.

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Hmmm...I don't remember having any dreams about Tron. But I'd bet money that I did when I was younger.

I'm a sleep walker, too. Lord only knows how often I do it since I live alone. But my mom has told me stories about me sleep walking. Oy! It's very weird to think you were up and around and didn't even know it!

I've actually dreamt about drinking from the energy pool (I think that's what it's called...I've been up all night). I dunno why, but that scene where they're looking out across to the I/O tower always seems to stick out in my mind. I guess it's just the vast, colorful view of it all.

Besides that, I'm pretty sure I've seen most of Tron 2.0 in my imagination.

Kia, wow, maybe you're one of those rare people that gets twice as much done in one day than the rest of us because you work so hard even when you're asleep
LOL, imagine, going shopping, doing dishes and planning the next day all while getting some nice deep sleep. More power to ya, just don't take the car!

TheJediUnit Wrote:Sleep walk too, Trace? Wow. Lemme ask, do/did you do it more often when you were more fatigued at bedtime? Like, the more tired, the more likely to sleep walk? That's how it worked with my sis.

I think the more I'm stressed out, the more I tend to both talk in my sleep and/or sleep walk. It's when my brain can't seem to shut down even while asleep.

Kia, you signed in your sleep? That's totally cool!
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Yeah I did. I still have no idea how that happened.

Normally, when I dream, I'm almost never signing in my dreams. I'm always actually using my voice and talking and be able to hear in my dreams. Weirdness.