Nightmares before you go to OZ
Dec 17th 2003, 7:51 am
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Nightmares before you go to OZ
Can't sleep most nights, last night whilst awake, I could sense the wife was having a nightmare, when she woke crying she told me her mum had died in her dream.
She is very close to her mum who is being brave about the oz thing but you cant help feel that you are doing something that doesnt seem quite right.
I believe the dreaming is a natural process, but migrating takes it on a level.
Don't tell me out of a dream of death it usually means a birth on the way, I think i will go & have me tubes tied or something
She is very close to her mum who is being brave about the oz thing but you cant help feel that you are doing something that doesnt seem quite right.
I believe the dreaming is a natural process, but migrating takes it on a level.
Don't tell me out of a dream of death it usually means a birth on the way, I think i will go & have me tubes tied or something
Dec 17th 2003, 8:04 am
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Re: Nightmares before you go to OZ
Originally posted by DavidT
Can't sleep most nights, last night whilst awake, I could sense the wife was having a nightmare, when she woke crying she told me her mum had died in her dream.
She is very close to her mum who is being brave about the oz thing but you cant help feel that you are doing something that doesnt seem quite right.
I believe the dreaming is a natural process, but migrating takes it on a level.
Don't tell me out of a dream of death it usually means a birth on the way, I think i will go & have me tubes tied or something
Can't sleep most nights, last night whilst awake, I could sense the wife was having a nightmare, when she woke crying she told me her mum had died in her dream.
She is very close to her mum who is being brave about the oz thing but you cant help feel that you are doing something that doesnt seem quite right.
I believe the dreaming is a natural process, but migrating takes it on a level.
Don't tell me out of a dream of death it usually means a birth on the way, I think i will go & have me tubes tied or something
Dec 17th 2003, 8:32 am
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Re: Nightmares before you go to OZ
Originally posted by DavidT
Can't sleep most nights, last night whilst awake, I could sense the wife was having a nightmare, when she woke crying she told me her mum had died in her dream.
She is very close to her mum who is being brave about the oz thing but you cant help feel that you are doing something that doesnt seem quite right.
I believe the dreaming is a natural process, but migrating takes it on a level.
Don't tell me out of a dream of death it usually means a birth on the way, I think i will go & have me tubes tied or something
Can't sleep most nights, last night whilst awake, I could sense the wife was having a nightmare, when she woke crying she told me her mum had died in her dream.
She is very close to her mum who is being brave about the oz thing but you cant help feel that you are doing something that doesnt seem quite right.
I believe the dreaming is a natural process, but migrating takes it on a level.
Don't tell me out of a dream of death it usually means a birth on the way, I think i will go & have me tubes tied or something
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Dec 17th 2003, 8:35 am
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Re: Nightmares before you go to OZ
We thought we were the only ones with the jitters and getting sleepless nights now.
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Dec 17th 2003, 8:40 am
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I sleep walk and talk when stressed. Mrs BP has all sorts of strange conversations with me and apparantly I am very suggestable. Fortunatley she is way too tired to bother taking advantage of it.
Dec 17th 2003, 9:03 am
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I got the brush off too BP, Mrs DB I know thats why I mentioned it, though if I keep getting the brush off, Kylie is in for one hell of a time. 
Bring her on
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Dec 17th 2003, 9:04 am
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Originally posted by bondipom
I sleep walk and talk when stressed. Mrs BP has all sorts of strange conversations with me and apparantly I am very suggestable. Fortunatley she is way too tired to bother taking advantage of it.
I sleep walk and talk when stressed. Mrs BP has all sorts of strange conversations with me and apparantly I am very suggestable. Fortunatley she is way too tired to bother taking advantage of it.
Dec 17th 2003, 9:07 am
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Originally posted by Larissa
Sounds like Blim - he often has strange conversations etc. it can be really annoying when you need a good nights kip. The first time it happened was on holiday in Greece, when he kept going on about spiders. Totally freaked me out :scared:
Sounds like Blim - he often has strange conversations etc. it can be really annoying when you need a good nights kip. The first time it happened was on holiday in Greece, when he kept going on about spiders. Totally freaked me out :scared:
It was at its worst when we got here and job hunting at the MILs. Not sure if it was the MIL or the job hunting.
Dec 17th 2003, 10:47 am
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I talk in my sleep most nights and just this morning Hubby asked me who weshboybilly, bondipom and the little Dagboys were!!!
Apparently we were all having right old chat at about 5am this morning!
Apparently we were all having right old chat at about 5am this morning!
Dec 17th 2003, 11:14 am
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Originally posted by Pollster
I talk in my sleep most nights and just this morning Hubby asked me who weshboybilly, bondipom and the little Dagboys were!!!
Apparently we were all having right old chat at about 5am this morning!
I talk in my sleep most nights and just this morning Hubby asked me who weshboybilly, bondipom and the little Dagboys were!!!
Apparently we were all having right old chat at about 5am this morning!
OK ....... NOW Im scared :scared: :scared: :scared: .
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Dec 17th 2003, 11:26 am
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I think you are OK Mrs DB, although I walk in my sleep ( and have been known to get in my car and start it 
) Brissy is a bit of a distance and I would probably wake up before I reached your children!
Not that I would hurt them if I did!
) Brissy is a bit of a distance and I would probably wake up before I reached your children!Not that I would hurt them if I did!
Dec 17th 2003, 11:32 am
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Originally posted by Pollster
I talk in my sleep most nights and just this morning Hubby asked me who weshboybilly, bondipom and the little Dagboys were!!!
Apparently we were all having right old chat at about 5am this morning!
I talk in my sleep most nights and just this morning Hubby asked me who weshboybilly, bondipom and the little Dagboys were!!!
Apparently we were all having right old chat at about 5am this morning!
hahaha!!!
I do that too!!
I also, unfortunately, have a conversation with my friend Joanne in my sleep - its usuually what we've chatted about that day over coffee. When I say unfortunately, I inadvertantly let slip about a guy I see in the morning taking the kids to school who asks me out...I once made the mistake of going for a coffee after the school drop and he flirted outrageously!!! So naturally I tell my best friend all about it!!!!!
Then repeated the conversation in my sleep!
Guess who slept on the sofa for a couple of weeks!?
ooops!
sue
Dec 17th 2003, 11:39 am
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Pollster, you sure you arent a stalker? LOL
Sue, ooooooooops ouch
Sue, ooooooooops ouch
Dec 17th 2003, 12:08 pm
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Mrs DB - It is OK, that tag on my ankle will keep you safe!!!!
And Sue - I have primed my hubby on several names that may crop up - David (Beckham), Brad (Pitt) and Peirce (Brosnan) to name a few - so I avoid that interrogation in the morning!
And Sue - I have primed my hubby on several names that may crop up - David (Beckham), Brad (Pitt) and Peirce (Brosnan) to name a few - so I avoid that interrogation in the morning!
Dec 17th 2003, 3:56 pm
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Originally posted by Pollster
Mrs DB - It is OK, that tag on my ankle will keep you safe!!!!
And Sue - I have primed my hubby on several names that may crop up - David (Beckham), Brad (Pitt) and Peirce (Brosnan) to name a few - so I avoid that interrogation in the morning!
Mrs DB - It is OK, that tag on my ankle will keep you safe!!!!
And Sue - I have primed my hubby on several names that may crop up - David (Beckham), Brad (Pitt) and Peirce (Brosnan) to name a few - so I avoid that interrogation in the morning!
