Posts Tagged ‘Dreams’

Snape or Barnabas Collins


09 Feb

Severus SnapeI don’t get my brain sometimes. Ok. Most of the time. It’s definitely a part of me that I often have little control over.

So, here’s the thing… I’ve been reading Snape fan fiction (yeah, I admit it so shut up!) for the last few days. One was a romance, but mostly it’s been “The Further Adventures of the Hogwarts Gang” type of FF that mostly focuses on Snape.

Argus FilchUsually when I dive into one subject or character reading like this, I tend to wind up dreaming about that universe. A dream about Severus Snape would be nice, but with my brain I’d just as easily wind up dreaming about Argus Filch. Urgh. Blech. Just nightmarish. Considering that we’d also finished watching the BBC production of Sweeney Todd where David Bradley (Filch) played Todd’s father and looked EXACTLY like Filch… well, I was sort of expecting a nightmare visit.

Instead, the dream that lingers with me involved a much older, beloved character, Barnabas Collins. And don’t ask me what the dream was. I just know he was in it, there was lots of gothic decor around, a storm, and me.

Barnabas Collins

I Know His Name


24 Dec

He told me in a dream.

The Doctor, that is.
David Tennant

I forget most of the dream, but the Master (Roger Delgado) was in the dream as well. He and the Doctor had a reluctant alliance and they were in the middle of an arguement where the Doctor was trying to convince the Master that his plan was the way to go. With a smug grin, he quipped, “If this doesn’t work than my name isn’t Utheredt!”

Martha was there and she frowned and said, “What did you say?!”

The Doctor smiled cheekily and before he could make a smart remark, the Master grumbled, “Docter, this isn’t working!”

Well…. there it is, then.

Rock n Roll Stage Dives & More


01 Jul

Strange days indeed…

Or dreams, as the case may be. Much of this morning’s dream is already fading, but there are still bits and pieces left that are giving me a head scratch chuckle.

The location was our old house in Hermann, Missouri. Jack’s garage band was back where the garage used to be, but now there was a full on stage with lighting, mics, speakers, the whole nine yards. Jack had a white and grey peppered beard and his very first guitar in his hands. He had a class in front of him and was teaching them the proper way to roll across stage with a guitar and then to dive off the stage into a crowd.

In the kitchen was Gordon Ramsey, the mad chef from Hell’s Kitchen. He was yelling and berating anyone that walked through the kitchen, but no one was paying him any attention. Will Turner was yelling at Jack Sparrow because Sparrow didn’t look like Sparrow, but was Johnny Depp, and Depp had dropped his cigarette into Will Turner’s spaghetti sauce. Ramsey called them both “nancy boys!” and Depp, now Sparrow, threw Ramsey out the front door, where he fell a long way down into the water.

A huge thump startled everyone and the house, stage, kitchen, Jack and his class, were closed up within the pages of a very huge book.

I think there’s a reason I sometimes wake up more tired than I was when I went to sleep.

I Have Been Here Before

I am seeking a question.