I think I had a lucid dream last night, but it felt a little off from the other ones I've had, like it was missing that special feeling. Perhaps what I mean by that is I didn't experience any touch sensation which is normally pretty strong for me when I'm lucid, but it may be more than that.

I sit up from bed and immediately know I'm in a lucid dream. No AHA! moment, no triggers, I'm not even excited [not normal]. I look around and see I'm in a windowless room with bright red walls [common for my lucid dreams, I call them my "training levels"]. To my left there are 4 garden hoses in a line coiled up and mounted on the wall, in front of me there's a doorway and an elaborate looking telephone.

I stand up and look at my hands [FINALLY remembered!]. Three fingers. Excellent, I look like a freak. I wish I would have tried rubbing my hands together here, but one new habit a time I suppose. I remember I have a goal tonight, there's someone I'm trying to find. At this point I have a one track mind, only accomplishing my goal mattered to me [not normal].

I call out her name and my voice comes out muffled. No response. I step into the hallway, it's dark but I check my hands again and still have three fingers, and also notice my body in the dark. Without thinking much I start flying, faster and faster and as I keep calling out my voice becomes clear and loud. I finally hear a female voice saying 'Just a moment!'

Now I'm excited! I don't remember landing but I'm too impatient to wait, so I go looking for the voice and see a hooded figure in the dark. I grab her and lift up the hood, and the lights come on -- not the person I'm looking for, doesn't look like her at all. "Just kidding, my name's Sue!"

I'm ANGRY about being tricked. I tackle her to the ground with the intention of beating her to a pulp [not normal!] and wake up.

When I woke up, I didn't feel like I had been lucid at all! It had all the signs, but I normally wake up from a lucid feeling like something intense happened to me and that was not the case this time. In any case, I wish I would have tried the telephone!