I don’t know where dreams come from, but they can be traumatic, boring and sometimes humorous.
A few weeks ago when the President gave a speech to the Joint Session of Congress (JSC), he honored a young 13 year old boy who had a desire to become a police officer. During the JSC, the President recognized him and made him an honorary member of the Secret Service, the elite group that protects the President. The little boy named DJ, dressed in a police outfit given to him by his local police force, dealt with brain cancer at the age of 5 and appears to be a bit handicapped. If you hear him during an interview, you realize he has the voice of a gangster. (lucky kid).
A few days later, I had a dream of a crime scene where DJ was wanting to be a part of it. Luckily, the crime scene was behind a bush so I couldn’t see the gory stuff; but in my dream, two officers were having to drag DJ away from the scene who was wanting to be a part of it. Dragging him down the sidewalk, with his feet in front pushing against the sidewalk, he was yelling in his little gangster voice, “No . . . no!”
May be a bad thing to do, but I woke up laughing.
Then yesterday, I had a dream of a scene in a industrial area. (where many of my dreams are situated) There were three people who were trying to sneak out of the building. One woman and two men. They were dressed as nuns and had hoods, and were walking in single file. The woman was dressed as the mother superior and she was a big woman. The two men behind her were little thin men.
As they snuck away, they passed by two detectives who were looking for them. As they past, the two men in nun garb, raised their heads to quickly look at the detectives, then continued on. But when they looked up, I saw they were wearing paper masks with a big smiley face drawn in black marker.
As they snuck past the detectives who saw them look up, one remarked to the other, “Damn! Those are some ugly women!”
Dreams are strange, but I hope they keep making me laugh.