Inspecting how real the dream world was in a FA

I had this crazily clear dream last night in my own neighborhood, and I thought to myself and said no this is just to real to be dreaming... but then I finally recognized I was because of a really wierd font style on all of the street signs... I later had a false awwakening and was asking my dad If I was still dreaming... and then he said just look around for anything wierd... and then everything fuzzed out look a bad tv reception and I new I was dreaming. It fuzzed back in and was very very clear. I walked through my window... a first! :) and then I was looking at a house across our street just thinking how close it was to the house in real life, then I faded out and woke up... so I went over to my window just to see how close the dream house was to the one in real life... I was like wow it's almost exactly the same... then I had rude awakening by mom for school... and I realized I had had two flase awakenings in a row... I finally looked at the house for real... and my dream was kind off but pretty close it my clearest lucid yet...

Man that must of been some awesome dream with two false awakenings way to go!

I've had several experiences with FAs, and have always found them extremely strange. Usually the world appears "hyper-real" in an FA because we are going from a dream to what we think the "real world" should look like in comparison and therefore looks almost too real. But I do notice, that once I have one FA in a dream...my mind is thinking about it so much "wow I just had an FA" that it often manifests again in my dream and I have another one. I think in one LD I had three FAs, and by then I just remember getting a bit agitated and wanting to wake up already!

I've had one FA before and it was the most vivid lucid dream i've had yet. I've been trying to figure out how to do it again, but i can't seem to make it happen. It was so vivid and lifelike that i did have trouble beliving that i was dreaming, even after i noticed that my finger would go through my palm.