Journal of Your Dreams: Part Three

Good Morning! For those following our #jotdownyourdreams challenge, here is my THIRD and final
dream:
~~~
Before stumbling onto/into Mom and Dad’s home…

 I remember being on a conveyor-belt-esque [it was moving], wooden bridge, right along the edge of the
water.

 I looked up in the distance, and I said “Corona Mountain!” [from Mario Sunshine], and that was
apparently the place we were headed (even though the bridge was moving in the opposite direction).
And I kept on thinking I was accidentally gonna drop my phone in the water

 I don’t think I had a phone though...

But then we somehow got right up near the mountain/volcano and I almost jumped off too late onto the
arrial platform (I only saw lava-covered platforms left for me to jump onto from the moving bridge we
were on, so I thought I was a goner) but there was a non-lava one left so I was good.

Then we went inside the hideout [attached to the bottom of Corona Mountain?] and that’s I think when/where we became ‘inside my mom and dad’s home…
~~~
A little confession… These three dreams all happened in the same night for me. But WOW! Isn’t that enough to write an entire novel from? I know some dreams are harder to remember/capture, but just think of all the content you can have fun with on just about a DAILY basis!

As you go forward, I hope these stories help your #mentalhealth during these times. They sure do reinforce your imagination, and perhaps they made you laugh along the way!

Who knows, maybe you’ll start your own blog just about the dreams you have, and you can spread the joy and creativity with family and friends. I know that’s the plan for me!

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