Dream Four

Last night, I had a very confusing and somewhat terrifying dream. A "bug guy" came to my house; by house, I mean my family home in Seattle. This bug expert brought hundreds of bugs and released them in my house. It had started as an informative, fun thing for my family to do together. The insects included scorpions, roaches, and spiders. The "bug guy" brought lizards as well. Frighteningly, many of these insects and lizards were poisonous or had vicious bites and stings. In the dream, the bugs were released in our living room and were allowed to run everywhere. The expert neglected to close any doors or quarantine the area, despite us having two cats and a large home. At one point, my brother got stung by a scorpion. It appeared that he was in excruciating pain and we had to fight off other insects in order to prevent him from another painful encounter. Eventually, we were forced to stand on a windowsill and couches in order to avoid a sting or bite. There were bugs covering the floor! The dream ended in desperation as we feared for our cats' lives. We began to beg the "bug guy" to gather his collection; unfortunately, he could not find them all because they had moved to tons of different rooms and under furniture. The situation was made more frustrating because this particular insect expert was unnecessarily arrogant during the entire encounter. It was definitely one of the scariest dreams I have ever had.

Dream Three

What a strange dream I had last night! I had a dream that focused on one of my high school friends. The dream began with a meeting about intramural sports in Pullman. For some reason, we were at a bar or lounge. In the midst of this meeting, I spotted an old friend.

Ashley was dressed in '90s-era clothing. Her eyes -- which are the most prominent feature of her face already -- were dramatic and exaggerated. They were comparable to anime characters, I would say. Ashley was really drunk, but excited to see me. She looked at me briefly, then said that she had to go to the restroom. In the dream, she kept walking down an endless hallway. Despite walking and walking, she never reached the end. In the dream, I followed her and was soon confused by the endless room. This is the last thing I remember.

Dream Two

In a dream last night, I returned to high school. It appears that I was my current age and simply visiting high school; however, this high school is not the one that I attended. In fact, I have no idea what specific school it was. The dream began with a discussion between myself, my brother, and his best friend. Interestingly, the conversation was very generic and fairly pointless. In the midst of this nonsense discussion, I was whisked away by two girls whom I did not know. They took me to the gymnasium, stopping for a picture along the way. In the gym, one of the girls suddenly changed into a blue cone costume; the best I can describe this costume as is a cone from construction sites. In the dream, I was looking around the gym for my high school friends but could not find any of them. Finally, I found a spot on the bleachers alone. It was then that I realized I was seated for graduation.

Dream One

Last night, I had a dream that the boy that one of my roommates is interested in moved in next door. Perhaps because she had been talking to him the entire evening prior to this dream, I had their relationship on my mind.

In the dream, I was going to do my laundry when I spotted him through his living room window. He saw me too and hollered "hello." Having a short conversation -- I know him personally from previous classes, so this exchange did not seem too irrational -- he suggested a movie night with myself and my roommates. Of course, I responded that he could come over any time. Coming back from doing laundry, I exclaimed: "[Roommate], guess who I just talked to?!" Immediately realizing that one of his roommates was actually present, I covered it by saying it was a guy that I was interested in. At this point, the dream seems to end.