I had a dream last night that a nuclear bomb went off behind my house, and I survived it. It was eerily realistic in that all the components of a regular explosion were there: the blinding light, the absence of sound (followed by a strange, hollow roaring), and the last thing I was looking at was burned into my dream-retinas. Then everything went black. I don't know how much time went by in darkness in the dream, but when my dreamy self opened my eyes and came back consciousness, my sister was standing next to me in the backyard, exactly where I was when the bomb went off, and told me that I had been standing there for two weeks. All I said after she told me that was.
"Wow, really?"
Then she and my dad walked through the destroyed suburbs to find a hospital to see if I had any complications. Once we got there, none of the doctors would even look at me.


WHAT THE HELL IS MY BRAIN TRYING TO TELL ME?

I like interpreting dreams, but usually they don't mean anything. Sometimes your subconscious just gets a little.... creative...

If you want meaning, though, there are different ways to look at it.

-The nuclear bomb could be a problem (seems kinda obvious, I know)
-Since it's near your house, it could mean there's something bothering you at home. Possibly something big.
-You blacking out and supposedly standing in the same spot for two weeks could symbolize that you're focusing on this problem a lot.
-As for the destroyed suburbs, it just goes back to the size of the problem.
-The doctors ignoring you might be a sign that your subconscious feels like nobody wants to address the problem.

If you don't, in fact, have a problem, I have no idea what it means. :P
» randomjunk on 2007-10-05 05:28:19

I think your brain is trying to tell you your family and you are descended either from twinkies or roaches lol.
» lyndeep on 2007-10-06 12:00:59

That you're bound to play Radioactiveman's sister in the next Simpsons movie?
» Dilated on 2007-10-07 03:17:22

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