such a relief to wake up!

[kassidy62]

Dreaming, I was surrounded by tornadoes and had to leave my car. Kept running until I hit a congested area with buildings too close together, so that it was hard to see what was around me. I caught glimpses of a big, dark blue funnel to the northeast and some smaller ones with yellow light behind them, flashing, to the west. I could call people, though. You know how dreams are. My husband was listening to me and then he said all in a rush, "Gotta go," and hung up. And Mom had the baby, Rachel. She said, "We're all right for now, but we're in the path of a big one." Kept running, trying to find a place to hole up but couldn't and they were bearing down on me. Went on for what felt like hours.

Then I woke up enough for it to occur to me to WAKE UP, you don't have to go through this, and I did. And I was groggy, trying to remember where my little Rachel is, and finally remembered that Rachel as I knew her then is gone, grown into a sixteen-year old, which was a little melancholy - not that she's grown, but that the little red-headed baby is essentially no more, you know?

But good grief, it's good to be awake:)

Comments

[lauramcewan.livejournal.com]

That's a stressful dream! Dreams are crazy sometimes.

[duluthgirl.livejournal.com]

I have tornado dreams annually, usually in late winter and early spring when I know the season is coming. Duluth, MN didn't have many tornadoes, and neither did the place we later moved in WY, but once I lived in tornado alley, I learned to fear them. I HATE them. Last year, my husband and I took our little boy and puppy and had to run to our storm shelter (no basement)upon the urging of the local weather guy. A few minutes later, we could hear the damn thing roaring by. Very eerie. We were missed, but within a few miles was lots of total destruction. I HATE THEM!

[hardboiledbaby]

Wow; yeah, I'd be pretty darned relieved to be awake. Hope your dreams are sweeter tonight *hugs*