Jan. 6, 2007
Where's my cookie cutters!!!
I'm one of those talking and walking in my sleep types.
Well, to be fair, its been MANY years since I've walked in my sleep (as far as I know)...but my husband says I often will wake him in the night speaking my garbled alien sleep-tongue. He's learned to live with it.
But last night, he said I woke him at midnight, reaching under the covers on his side of the bed and trying to pull them off of him. When he asked what I was doing I said, "I'M TRYING TO GET MY COOKIE CUTTER!"
Apparently he tried to wake me and explain how out of my mind I am, but I only responded with a, "huh?", "What?" and promptly zonked out.
Sooo...any dream interpreters out there no WHAT I was thinking with that one? Or if not, can you tell me where my cookie cutter is?!
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Jan. 9, 2007 - Untitled Comment
 Posted by nsremom
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That's sooo funny. Have your kids been playing with playdough lately?
My husband is a sleep talker and said 'Groovy Man' one night. (while sitting up and smiling.) I still laugh about that one.
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Jan. 13, 2007 - Untitled Comment
 Posted by momn4boys
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That is so like one of my sons. He has complete conversations with us. We will find him pacing the house, usually looking for something. We have found the only thing to get him back in bed is to tell him we will look for "it" in the morning. Whatever "it" is!! Sometimes he can't even tell us.
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Jan. 16, 2007 - Untitled Comment
 Posted by crazybusy
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LOL! That's hilarious! I have some really weird dreams but I don't think I talk much in my sleep. I have woken up laughing a few times and felt a bit foolish for it. :)
My DH on the other hand says that he never dreams, but if he's REALLY tired, I can get him to talk. It's kind of fun. :)
Love, Alyssa
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