What Dreams May Come

You know how it is: you try a new product, and sometimes the dreams come.

Yes, the dreams!

I just tried Stress Tabs Relax since I have been needing something to both reduce my irritability and help me to sleep. Wow, did I ever get a bargain! I have not slept this good in years. Literally, years.

What I did not expect were the fantastic dreams that followed my taking of that one, good-sized blue pill. It felt as if I had been transported to Never-Never Land, or some place like it!

I had at least four different dreams, the first one not making much sense, but it was in such vivid color; something that I am definitely not used to. I had to write it all down in my dream journal, right after it ended.

The second dream took place during the Civil War era. In it, I was a nurse, helping out patients in a make-shift hospital. I was also performing dream interpretation for some of the patients. I think morphine caused the dreams, although it might have been something else.

During the third dream, which came upon me like gangbusters, I was running in an Iron Man competition, and things were going by so quickly, I barely could keep up with it all! I ended up winning the women's competition, which was really nice.

Finally, dream number 4 came into view. Again, more colors than a grand painting by the famous American artist, Janet Kruskamp! This time, I was in the middle of a festival, perhaps in South America or some other place that celebrates a "Carnival" type of celebration. I was getting happy, dancing about with the other revelers, and really enjoying myself for what seemed to be a long time. All of a sudden, a giant tiger started pouncing on all of the decorations, but did not harm anyone. Then it came for me, and I started running, but in very slow motion. The tiger was gaining on me, but alas, I woke up and did not find out if it caught me!

You know, I really like those Stress Tabs, and I think I will have to take them again, some night when I am having trouble sleeping. Of course, I will keep track of what I dream!