FA not stopped by really awakening

A little weird experience last night,

I had a nice vivid nightmairish dream where 6" dogs were chasing me out of a military compound and down a road and just before they got me i gained lucidity and had an FA...
I knew it was an FA from the start even though it felt totally real (I dunno how i knew) but anyway I felt something sit on the end of my bed (I still hadnt sat up) so I did what Iv always planned to do in that situation, I made the strange thing/ person a hot girl from my school and willed her to begin doing things without me actually looking at her, anyway I lost the FA before anything happened and grabbed my nose and stuff (needless to say I WAS awake, I did many a reality test to see this) so i decided to lay there for a minute before getting up when suddenly I felt the bed move like someone/ something just sat on it again, I immediately thought "I must have FA'd about the person on the bed because someone (a family member) is actually on my bed trying to get something" so I said "what are you doing?" after about 4 more movements of whoever/ whatever it was, no reply.... so I laid there waiting for another movement so I could kick in its general direction to see what I hit (thaought maybe someone was trying to freak me out) so after about 5 secs came another movement right around my knee, I kicked and hit nothing, then it moved again and again I kicked and hit air, I then grabbed the remote control off my bed and turned the TV on, it illuminated the room so I looked around and no one was there :P
I then got up and did many a reality check and all of them said I wasnt in a dream


anyway Iv had FA's before and this WASNT one, I did reality checks with my alarm clock and nose and hand reality checks, apparently I vividly hallucinated it all :(
scary stuff for me but at the same time pretty cool how real it felt :)

One of my friends once woke up from a (non lucid) dream, I can't remember what he said it was about but it had a heavy cat theme. When he sat up there was a cat sitting on his bed, then it ran out of his room and vanished as soon as it was out of sight. He lives in a small flat and there's no way anything that big could get in and out through closed doors and windows, and besides that's just not cat behaviour. They get in, they get stuck, they make kitty eyes, try to score some milk and treats then loose interest a demand to be let out. It looked completely real though. Apparently things can escape from dreams. I wonder if any one else has any stories about escapees...

hmm, whacky :P

although, i seem to recall you saying you've consciously tried to 'hallucinate' imagery while fully awake in the past...its only to be expected that it might happen without deliberation sometimes (especially in that time just after waking up..)

wierd, but interesting..