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Red Party Bus in the Sky - First Lucid Dream!
05 July 2009
I had recently left work in a restaurant, after walking out from a boss who told what to do in a barking manner. I wandered in a high street with shops, and noticed a red double decker bus, painted on the outside with hippy art (This part of the dream is in fragments) Then I was in a house kitchen, which as completed covered with beige tiles, on walls - no pictures - and tiled floor. It seemed to be a TV set, and there was a male presenter who was a single father, bought his toddler son for a cooking lesson. But they're not cooking, they are washing up, and the man had just done washing a large roasting tray.
The scene suddenly changed, I was cycling on a motorway, my father was also cycling with me. There were no cars on the motorway, just lots of cyclists. I was on the fast lane, doing 50 mph, and going faster than everyone else. My father was as fast as me! He looked more like he was 35 years old, black hair, no wrinkles, and fit! We travelled several miles, then we go to a large cross road, and lost my father as I had pedalled ahead of him. I could not find him anywhere, so considered calling the police. Before I was to do so, I looked at the signposts, one sign read <B36 Motorway>. On a road I told another cyclist that I lost my father.
Next, I am back in town, and looked to the sky, which was cloudy. There hovering in the sky, ahead of me, was a red party bus, much like the bus that I saw earlier. Then I became lucid. I looked around at the detail of the street, it was rather surreal and took on a slight glow. I said to myself, "Wow, this is like an acid trip". This lasted a number of second before waking up.
(I went back to sleep)
I was in a kitchen dining room, with one brother, and my mother. I told her about the bike dream I had earlier - I said it was a dream last night. Mother started to give an interpretation of the dream, which was uninvited. I told her in a frank and direct manner that I resent people interpreting my dreams. She stopped, sat back, folded her arms, and snapped "Fine!" Then I realised there was a pun in the bike dream, and exclaimed "Oh yeah, that is funny". Brother and mother also came to the same realisation at the same time, and we all roared in laughter as having heard a really funny joke! before I told them of the pun! "Bike... on yer bike!" I said loudly, "Norman Tebbit said to the employed 'On your bike'!"
Note on "On Your Bike"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_...979_government
In the aftermath of urban riots (Handsworth riots and the Brixton riot) in the summer of 1981, Tebbit responded to a suggestion by a Young Conservative (Ian Picton) that rioting was the natural reaction to unemployment:
I grew up in the '30s with an unemployed father. He didn't riot. He got on his bike and looked for work, and he kept looking 'til he found it.
This exchange was the origin of the attribution to Tebbit of the slogan On yer bike!. Tebbit is often misquoted as saying directly to the unemployed "get on your bike and look for work" as a consequence of his speech, although this interpretation is arguably what he was implying.
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