Really freaking scary dream thought

I had two dreams that sorta stand out. One was soft and sweet and gentle in a way I hadn't felt in a very long time.

The other... well, it was sort of like a Twilight zone episode. I'm sitting in my apartment, pretty much as I am now. There's a sudden *shift*... an earth quake or somesuch. When the world stops rocking, I can feel a wall to my left, but I can't see it. The wall of the apartment is clearly seen, though, about two feet from where I can *Feel* the wall.

Standing, I start walking and bump my knees on more invisible walls and other things that I can't see. I can't sit on my sofa, because I can't reach it. I can't get to my front door for the very same reason. There's an invisible something or other in my way.

Here's the deal: The universe shifted and I moved into an alternate universe, but the alternate Universe didn't move into my space. So, although I existed in the other world, I could only SEE our world, I couldn't actually interact with it. And I couldn't easily interact with the other world, because it was invisible to me.

I woke up from THAT one with the clear thought that if that actually happened, I would just lay down and sleep forever. I couldn't see anyway out of the trap. Of course, now that I'm more awake, I'm wondering if I would do just that. Maybe I would work a little harder to get out. Maybe I would discover a way to make things more visible. Of course... if there was an animal really big and mean it might mean the end of me anyway.

Still, it was one crazy dream. I rather preferred waking up next to a softly snoring, brown haired, long limbed, woman that I've never met.

Pubbin'?

Yes, no? oui, non? There's a lot of folks out there locally that are way busy, and there's also a Tim who's way worried. Me, I'm rather ambivalent. It feels cold and dreary to me, and I know that it's not.

Let me know what you folks think about it.

Tim News!

Saw Tim at Shotguns tonight. He looked good, considering he's been living at St. Francis. His mom is stable, but still not awake. The surgeons removed her hemotoma and so far she's had 2 CAT scans that show nothing else amiss. They are waiting for her to awaken from her sleep to work on her hip. Tim says she does respond a bit when someone talks to her, but she has yet to come up from her dreaming.

My bet is she'll wake up this week. The doctors say that sometimes it takes weeks to awaken. It's my hope she's having good dreams and is staying on that side so she can finish up some business she has over there, before coming back here to finish up what business she has here.

He's in good spirits and he has lots of family up there. He did say that if he needed something we could provide, he'll call. We split a pizza and I bought his drinks.

On a side note, a pretty woman came and sat on my lap tonight. I must say, it did feel good. She was warm and soft and not something I expected. I believe it was because I had the only lap of the three of us open. I also have the biggest lap. She was, of course one of those "Say, I haven't seen you gentlemen in here before..." type of women. Mae West would have been proud. *sigh* Still, it was a NICE thing to have happen.

*NOTE* A little research shows she graduated from Pawhuska in '93. 17 years younger than me... Life is full of funny stuff.