I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you. And it is pretty weird, isn't it? I couldn't believe how much detail and how I remembered it so vividly the whole day. Normally, I don't remember my dream that far into the day. Usually I forget about it by mid to late afternoon. This one was really strange, though. And I also think its weird because I do work in a hospital, but I'm not a nurse, and I wasn't planning on going to school for nursing so I was thinking maybe its a sign telling me that nursing could be something to give a go at. Not sure.
And that would be cool to base a movie around a dream people had. It actually has been done before. There's an interview of Stephenie Meyer on youtube telling people that Twilight was inspired by a dream she had. Frank Baum, "It is interesting to note that he used to have a recurrent nightmare about a scarecrow who chased him, yet he used the scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz as a friendly companion of Dorothy's.18"
I actually thought he dreamt up the whole thing(not just the scarecrow) and then wrote it? I don't know I thought I heard that somewhere. Not sure. But dreams can inspire people.
What did you dream of last night?
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I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you. And it is pretty weird, isn't it? I couldn't believe how much detail and how I remembered it so vividly the whole day. Normally, I don't remember my dream that far into the day. Usually I forget about it by mid to late afternoon. This one was really strange, though. And I also think its weird because I do work in a hospital, but I'm not a nurse, and I wasn't planning on going to school for nursing so I was thinking maybe its a sign telling me that nursing could be something to give a go at. Not sure.
And that would be cool to base a movie around a dream people had. It actually has been done before. There's an interview of Stephenie Meyer on youtube telling people that Twilight was inspired by a dream she had. Frank Baum, "It is interesting to note that he used to have a recurrent nightmare about a scarecrow who chased him, yet he used the scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz as a friendly companion of Dorothy's.18"
http://www.literarytraveler.com/authors/l_frank_baum.aspx
I actually thought he dreamt up the whole thing(not just the scarecrow) and then wrote it? I don't know I thought I heard that somewhere. Not sure. But dreams can inspire people.