Vehicular metamorphosis

I have a lot of dreams with vehicles in them. Some are really weird. I have an '81 Cushman industrial truck I am restoring in the real world. In a dream last night I went to a football game at a school and every time I looked at this lil truck of mine out in parking lot from the stadium, it was a different colour. It was green, then blue, then camoflage. Once I looked at it and it had been turned into a consession stand. Finally it turned orange like it is in real life. In another dream, I had purchased a Rolls Royce Silver Shadow.....mid 70s model. It was blue. As I was driving it, a Ford emblem appeared on the dash. The car started turning red and it slowly became a '50 Ford. Still a nice car but not what I paid for. I begain to think the salesman ripped me off and sold me a Ford disquised as a Rolls. In another dream, I was riding a Harley and suddenly it turned into a minibike. I tend to ride go-carts and lawn mowers in a lot of dreams. Does anyone else have dreams like this?

That's a cool name for a thread.

Yes, this happens to me. Just the other night my car turned into a bicycle while I wasn't paying attention.

If your car turns into a lawnmower maybe it reflects a fear or insecurity. Perhaps the car is a projection of yourself

this happens to me all the time too. cars shrink while im in them. i park, come back, and my car is something else. i dont know what it means, if anything. maybe its just the mind wandering. :whyme:

oh, look at me, I can use big words. :roll:

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Originally posted by Paperdoll EP
oh, look at me, I can use big words. *:roll:

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No you can't.

Oh, you meant him. You were being sarcastic. Oh, okay, I see the rolling-eyes smiley now, I get it. Hey, that's really clever!

A bit of "facetious deprecation", you might say.

:P

Oh..in another weird vehicle dream there was a big long bicycle made for about ten people. Suddenly it broke into many individual pieces and became ten people on unicycles. Many of the go-cart dreams are really weird. I drove a go-cart through a hotel one time in an attempt to leave and go home. I drove down several flights of stairs and through many hallways. When I exited the hotel I had for a moment a bird's eye view of my route home which would take me over many really tall bridges including the famous rainbow bridge near Port Arthur, Texas. All the other bridges looked kinda dreamlike, but the Rainbow looked to me like she does in real life...a beautiful cantalever design, its one of the tallest bridges in The South. Anyway....back on the dream...the go cart suddenly sprouted lights and all needed equioment to be street legal, and I was on my way! I don't know what the deal is with the go-cart...I don't have one, but my kids do. I live 150 miles from Port Arthur, but I think of the Rainbow Bridge as a symbol of the hometown of my youth. Maybe that is why it looked so real, when all the other dream bridges looked like dream bridges.http://thorup.com/rainbowbridge.html[/url]

Duh..I kan uze big wordz cuz i am pretty C-A-T smart. huh huh huh
Why didn't my image show up?

Last night I dreamed I was riding a bicycle in an operating room. I kept trying to leave so I could get out of the surgeon's ways but I couldn't seem to find the way that I came in. When I realized there wasn't any way out it caused me to become lucid.

>Duh..I kan uze big wordz cuz i am pretty C-A-T smart. huh huh huh
Why didn't my image show up?

Don't mind Paperdoll. Her gothy surliness has no place here. She just needs a hug and a muffin, she'll be alright.

You're image didn't show up 'cuz you linked the page and not the image itself.

You want http://thorup.com/rainbowbridge.jpg not http://thorup.com/rainbowbridge.html

2 words redneck:
DREAM SIGN

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OK...trying for the image again. I have it now. Sometimes I think I am 'puter eelitarate! ha ha Anyway....this is exactly how it appeared in the dream, while all the other bridges I had to cross surely didn't look like anything you would wanna drive over.
http://thorup.com/rainbowbridge.jpg