Alright, I am hopped up on caffeine for the afternoon and curious and itching to write more, man alive, it doesn't even matter what. Since it came up in a class I never even took last semester, how do you dream? Do your everyday senses transfer over? Can you smell things, see color, taste, physically feel it? (I'm assuming no one has totally silent dreams, but do tell if you have.) Have you died? Can you read your primary language? Can you write or speak fluent what-ever-you-need-to?
I've done pretty much all of these. More specifically, I've woken up twice from dream-pain (being bitten by a wolf and having an old woman dig her nails into my feet ughhhh. I couldn't shake it off for a few seconds, either). My sense of smell isn't so great, but every once in a while I'll notice it. Once I woke up with the taste of raspberry-lemon cake for a split second. I've died loads of times, good lord. It's always got the same floating-sinking feeling to it. I also tend to fall a lot. I'm not sure how to explain it, but my dreams go off of a theme for a few days before picking up a new "storyline". The general habitat, color scheme, and emotion of a dream will carry on for a few nights, though none of the dreams really relate to each other. I also find it really rare to directly dream about what I witnessed earlier in the day.
Your turn! I missed our little chats, livejournal.