Is it normal that sometimes my mind travels far, faraway?

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I usually talk with myself and I like thinking idiot things. But sometimes my mind travels really afar. For example, yesterday I was in my garden, and I was looking at a lair of a mole. I thought "I'd like to fall into it like Alice, but this hole is too small. I should drink something or eat a pastry like in the tale if I want to get small enough to pass. But if I could do it, I would be already in the wonderland, and I wouldn't need to fall into the hole. And if this is the wonderland, I don't even want to imagine how the real world is". Is this normal?

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  • flutterhigh
    11 years ago

    Curiouser and curiouser!

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  • Captain_Kegstand
    11 years ago

    My mind tends to wander into the strangest places, completely unprovoked. I just found myself planning out what would happen if I ever got the power to jump super high. (like state to state, kind of like flying but not quite.)

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      11 years ago

      I've never been on a plane. If I could jump super high, I might try it XD

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      • Captain_Kegstand
        11 years ago

        Heck ya! I would travel the world!

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  • Faceless
    11 years ago

    I dont feel like taking part in your schizophrenic break from reality. Instead you take part in mine. Do you know about phantom smells? As in unexplainable smells that just occur sporadically like say the smell of cookies fill your nostrils for no reason at 11am on a random tuesday morning for no reason at all. It could be that in another parallel universe you or someone in your apartment at that moment is baking cookies and somehow the two universes at that moment entangled. Or maybe years ago a baker whos long dead by now used to bake cookies and some how that insignificant fragrance is imprinted in that apartments matrix and is now stuck in a loop like a record for your nose on repeat. Weird, uncalled for and uncomfortable is it not?

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      11 years ago

      It would be very uncomfortable if I sniffed good smell of cookies and I couldn't taste even a crumb of them.

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    • Captain_Kegstand
      11 years ago

      I hate phantom smells! They are never what I want to be smelling at the moment. Cookies when i'm hungry, perfume when i'm lonely, sunscreen in the winter. Such a tease.

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  • NotFloydzie
    11 years ago

    Did you drink it? I would've actually tried it. It's normal, this happens to me usually when I'm listening to music.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      11 years ago

      I prefer to do it when I'm alone, and there's enough silence and quiet to think and travel without distractions, like when I'm in bed before falling asleep.

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