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I had a dream last night, it was about Wooly. It was strange because I was at school and I had a little pen for Wooly inside my office. But it wasn’t my office that I have now, it was my old office. Anyway, I was walking around inside the building and I was carrying Wooly with me. At first I was holding him up against my chest and he was perked up looking around at all the people walking around us. Then as I approached where my office was, he sort of sank down and he was stretched out in my arms (kind of like when he is lounging) and I was holding him down by my stomach. So maybe he was bored at that point and he was just chilling, I’m not sure. Then I saw some of the people who work in my old lab sitting out in the hallway at a table. And then for some reason I asked the one guy to watch Wooly for a minute while I went to the bathroom.
Is that a weird dream or what? I wonder what it means.
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I dream about my bunnies all the time. Unfortunately, most of those dreams are more like nightmares. I usually dream that a bunny is sick or injured, and they always die before I can get help. Occasionally I’ll dream that a predator is eating my bunnies, or that somebody cooked up my bunnies to “surprise me” (which is odd, since I’m a vegan).
I also have a recurring dream where I go and adopt a bunch of bunnies. For most of the dream, I seem to forget about the other bunnies; I just shove them into some storage room together and go around as if nothing’s changed. At the end of the dream, I suddenly realize that I haven’t seen or fed any of the new bunnies for weeks, so I panic and go to see them. By the time that I realize that, all of the bunnies are dead and decomposed.
(That reminds me of something. That dream is distressing enough that when I first got a second bunny, I frequently panicked and almost started crying while I was seeing the bunnies because I felt like I was going to do to her what I did to all the bunnies in that dream. It was even worse when I forgot to feed her a few times. It sounds silly, but it’s true.)
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