April 1, 2011

Long time no dream. Strange that I used to dream every single night. Now, when I do dream, the memory seems so far away - like something that happened when I was just a child. I actually miss the alligator dreams. For over 20 years, I dreamed about alligators every night. Usually they weren't nightmares - in one dream I actually slow danced with an alligator. I looked in every dream book I could get in my hands to see what it said about alligators, but none of the explanations rang true. Then one day, those dreams stopped.
I like dreams. They're almost like the adventures we go on when we're not awake and are often times more exciting than real life.

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