TOD:
I can't recall at the mo' exactly what was my most extraordinary dream, but I've had a lot of interesting ones. In fact, last week I had one which I kept meaning to relate here: in it, I somehow found myself playing the lead in a professional and prominent production of SWEENEY TODD. It was opening night, and I kept telling the director (it must have been John Doyle) that I was familiar with the role and that I probably knew the lyrics to most of the songs, but there was no way that I was prepared to actually perform the show. He kept saying, "Don't be such a worry wart--you'll be fine!" and he walked away to wish some backstage person good luck. My anxiety increased as I began to realize that there were only two other cast members (which is why I'm sure the director was Doyle.) As I was standing backstage waiting for the curtain to rise, someone told me that I was supposed to be out on stage playing the opening organ music. I peeked onto the stage and saw that the organ was the size of the Wanamaker organ here in Philly! That's when I woke up.
I really don't expect DR JRand to run all the dreams he comes across here today on the Dream-O-Matic 6000. I'm pretty sure I have an idea that this dream means that I'm over-anxious about undertaking some task that I should actually enjoy. That, and I have issues about John Doyle.