So this dream I had last night.....

Sort of strange, I don't know why I faded out, and I only remember the Lucid part and the moment I became Lucid. And my dream was in third person for some reason.

So I was walking down the hallway in my house, and I tripped and hurt my nose. For some reason, THAT is what made me Lucid. So I got up and though, "Hmm, what can I do?" But as I look around my living room, everything is starting to fade in a weird, almost melting way. I thought "Oh! I should anchor this down!" so I did what one thread I saw on here said to do about anchoring. There's a gap in my memory, but I remember right after that everything started strobing and I was laying on my back. yelling "INCREASE LUCIDITY!" after I said that everything stopped strobing and I got up. I decided what I wanted to do, after I finished anchoring everything. So I thought "How can I get there?" For some reason I immediately decided that I could use my living room chair to teleport there. So I walked back down the hall (I ran to experiment with blurring things) and turned around at the end and went back into my living room. But this time, my living room chair was HUGE, it filled up near the entire living room. So I jumped in "Switched to first person for some reason" It zoomed in on the chair, namely at the seams, but it zoomed in too far. Everything was black, and that quick switch from third to first person made me think I wasn't there, because I didn't see myself there. I was floating in blackness, but I had my destination in mind. But I felt myself starting to wake up, I panicked and moved my legs really fast, but that didn't help. I woke up. I quickly wrote down my dream and started my day.

I have to say, as my second lucid dream I think I did pretty well. I forgot to mention that I used no induction methods that night. I want some feedback, like what I shoul have done, what I did right, and wrong. Thank you and sorry if this is in the wrong section.

Congrats on the lucid! And it's great that you found a method of stabilizing that works for you. Keep in mind that rubbing your hands together works well, too, if you're having trouble.

For your next lucid, you might want to keep a goal in mind. That's why we have the TotM, and such, to help us focus during LDs. If you decide what you want to do ahead of time, and keep it in mind before you go to bed, you can accomplish a lot more.

If you ever find yourself floating in blackness again, keep in mind that you're still in the dream. I focus on sensation when this happens. For example, I imagine that I'm running my hand across the wood of a door. Once it solidifies, you can open the door and keep on with your dream.