varrin

It started at my dad's house. For some reason we were moving, so I was outside as they rolled the house down the street. I wanted to go meet with friends to go shopping, so I climbed onto a school bus that would take me there. Just as we were leaving we hit a bump. I went outside to find we had run over my sister. She was "alright", in the sense that she was still conscious and alive. But she was covered in blood, her hand and ankles were snapped backwards, and one of her legs was broken. Horrified, I picked her up and carried her onto the bus.

The next thing I remember was being at the store shopping with friends. We were looking for costumes for a movie we were making (I believe it was our own version of Superman). At one point I got in an argument with Leah, then we checked out and left. We went to a house (I don't think it's real) and more of my friends were there as well as some teachers from school. We played Taboo and I was the first one to give clues, but all of the cards were too hard and I didn't know what the words meant. I settled on a card that had "John Johnson" on it, but while it definitely was a Taboo card, I played it like it was Pictionary and proceeded to try and draw the clue.

The last part was me entering American Idol, but it had the original three judges on it. For some reason my mom was also a judge, and she was pretty popular. The rest of my family was there too, but my mom didn't seem too happy about me entering (in the dream my singing was awful...I swear I have a good voice irl ). Before the show all the contestants were taken into an auditorium to practice projecting our voices. We were given a sheet to read off of. I read off of the sheet while someone was listening to rap music.

And then I woke up.

This dream had the typical dream signs...or I guess maybe a better term might be my "dream qualities"; the dream was hazy, and I viewed the whole thing from a somewhat zoomed-out first person perspective...like playing a video game in first person, it's never quite true to actual first person view.