What did you dream about when you were a child?

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  1. Pavlo Badovskyy profile image74
    Pavlo Badovskyyposted 11 years ago

    What did you dream about when you were a child?

  2. annart profile image83
    annartposted 11 years ago

    Flying, with my feet tucked up behind me and held by my hands, leaning to change direction.
    Being chased and trying to run but being held back by my feet seemingly being in mud.
    These were recurrent dreams, the first one good, the latter not good.
    Childhood dreams reflect fears and wishes, failure and success.  I don't have either of these dreams any more and haven't had them for many years.
    Good question.

    1. Pavlo Badovskyy profile image74
      Pavlo Badovskyyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I was flying in my sreams too. Not any more, alas.....

  3. profile image0
    Garifaliaposted 11 years ago

    Having a family of two boys and a girl and of course, a great spouse. God blessed me and granted my dream.

    1. Pavlo Badovskyy profile image74
      Pavlo Badovskyyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      GLad your dreams come true! Alas it happends not always so you are a lucky person!

  4. Kathleen Cochran profile image77
    Kathleen Cochranposted 11 years ago

    I had two recurring dreams since childhood and up until about 10 years ago when a friend explained them to me and I stopped having them.
    Dreams:
    l.  My mother is standing in the doorway of my bedroom.  I go to her and she hugs me.  As this is happening I see my mother walk by me down the hallway.
    2.  I'm treading water in a large enclosed domed tank lit with indirect lighting.  The water goes all the way to the wall of the tank and I have no idea how deep it goes.
    Meanings:
    1.  Was about the fact my father left us and I knew I couldn't trust him.  Now I was worried I wouldn't be able to trust my mother either.
    2.  I felt powerless.
    Interesting question.

    1. Pavlo Badovskyy profile image74
      Pavlo Badovskyyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I can imagine how much you worried that you had night dreams about it too !

  5. lburmaster profile image73
    lburmasterposted 11 years ago

    Designing dresses, working for a company does some type of design, putting furniture in someone's house that they love, getting married early, having two children, etc.

  6. teresapelka profile image79
    teresapelkaposted 11 years ago

    Dreaming as projecting on the future: I wanted to write my grammar book, which I have been doing - feel welcome to have a look (it's free) smile

    http://travelingrammar.com

    1. Pavlo Badovskyy profile image74
      Pavlo Badovskyyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I dreamed my parents bought me a fireman car... pretty unusual you dreamed not about toys but about Grammar book of your own ... smile

    2. teresapelka profile image79
      teresapelkaposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I was an early beginner; the books I had made me think about writing another wink

  7. boyatdelhi profile image51
    boyatdelhiposted 11 years ago

    When I was a boy, I wanted to become a Driver in a transport bus.  In our village we did not have roads or vehicles.  We had to travel around 2 hours by boat to reach where we can see a bus.

    When ever travel on a transport bus, I sit near to the driver and watch.  I wanted to be a driver then.  I like the way the driver turn the staring wheel and change the gear and clutch, accelerator  etc.   I enjoyed it and imitated him back in my home.

  8. Meg Davis profile image67
    Meg Davisposted 11 years ago

    I used to have this recurring dream that I was sitting in the front seat of the car between my parents and we were driving to McDonalds, but no matter how far or fast we went the restaurant stayed the same distance away.  Hows that for symbolism?

    1. teresapelka profile image79
      teresapelkaposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Were you allowed to sit by the wheel as a kid, ever? Did you have metabolic cravings: did you want anything salty or sweet?

    2. lone77star profile image73
      lone77starposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Sixty years ago, I had a recurring dream of being behind the wheel of a car on a hill. As an infant, I wasn't big enough to drive the car and looking to my younger infant brother (in the dream) was no help.

  9. Maanasi profile image63
    Maanasiposted 11 years ago

    That I would serve the nation maybe in the airforce or the army or navy even. But standing just 5 feet tall that did not get even an inch close to becoming real smile Maybe my son some day. DOnt we all wish that all our wishes come true!!!!

    1. Pavlo Badovskyy profile image74
      Pavlo Badovskyyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      There is some point in it. Without wishes we have nothing more to expect. As to your son, we all have great expectatiuons about children.! Wish this dream come true to you!

  10. lone77star profile image73
    lone77starposted 11 years ago

    When I was a child, I dreamed of space travel and planets close enough to hop from one to another like islands in the Caribbean.

    I still get a rush out of the opening scene of Star Wars, with the planet below and giant starship looming overhead. Or the scene with the Millennium Falcon blasting off. When I left Mann's Chinese theater that evening in 1977, I was suddenly shocked back to the reality that this planet doesn't have starships. Alas!

  11. grand old lady profile image86
    grand old ladyposted 11 years ago

    I had a recurring dream of flying all over town. It seemed so real and it was very nice. I also had a recurring dream of owning my own horse, and I could ride it anywhere I wanted. One time I woke up, only to find the dream wasn't real. I felt so bad I cried...When I was little, my Dad would jokingly call me  horse:)

  12. Denise Handlon profile image87
    Denise Handlonposted 11 years ago

    Mostly: flying.  I loved my flying dreams.  I remember the experience of feeling very light in my body and then lifting off the ground and then being astral and seeing the world.  Very cool.  (I miss it, haha).

 
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