Random Lucid dream. (Haven't thought about LD in weeks)

[willeex]

Hey guys. So basically 3 days ago I had a lucid dream again. I haven't been thinking about lucid dreaming at all lately, but kept doing my RC's. (I do RC every time something weird happens. Or anytime my thoughts slip by dreaming at all, or any LD emotionally related) Didn't have school on Thursday so I slept for a long time. So in the dream I was standing in my room where my mom and sister was in. (My sister works in Norway and have been gone for months) so in the dream my mom told me she just came home! I was so excited & happy my sis was back, but then I thought for myself. "Isn't she gonna stay in Norway all the way into February? How come she's already home?" I thought this can't be right, and I did a reality check Luckily enough it was a dream and I could breath right through my nose when plugged. I was super excited due to the long time since my last LD. So I looked at the door in my room and thought "imma walk right through this door". I kind of hesitated at first but then continued with confidence and walk successfully right through the door ! I was so happy that I succeeded, since I had troubles doing impossible things in my LD's So I continued into our living room where my father sat. I figured I'd try something more so I thought that I wanted to make myself taller! So I imagined seeing the floor from a higher view and I just like that became taller! After that I kind of slipped into non-lucid I don't remember much after that. But I'm glad this happened, I'm definitely gonna pay more attention to my RC's now, and be overall aware.

[paigeyemps]

Congrats willeex! I know exactly how you feel when you get lucid again after quite some time. I also did exactly what you did! I also phased through walls and doors, and made myself taller, haha! Great job with that btw. One tip I could give you though is to write down a list of specific dream goals you want to achieve when you get lucid. Try to recall these goals a few times during the day when you can, and especially before bed. It can truly help you get things done in your lucid instead of panic about what to do. Good luck!