I'm having "empty days".

Recently my daydreams were focused on Prince Harry, especially when somebody on tv called him new "Number 1 Bachelor". These daydreams were funny and kind of stupid because of two reasons: firstly it took only ONE sentence to start my daydreaming and secondly I don't even find Prince Harry attractive. And probably because of these two reasons these daydreams ended very fast. And this is the thing - they ended too fast.

Normally I start new daydream when I meet new "trigger". In this case one daydream ended suddenly and I'm left with nothing to daydream about. This may sound as a some kind of relief - I can clear my mind, focus on another things I have to do.

But the truth is I hate these "empty days". I'm used to daydreaming. Daydreams define my life, they make my life. So I spent most of the day seeking for a new trigger. I watched a tv show I enjoy very much and used to daydream about. I listened to some of my fav songs, which always made me daydream about something. I was even forcing my self to daydreaming or to reconsrtuct some old daydreams, because I simply didn't know what to do with myself.

Happily today I'm meeting a dentist (and I'm really afraid of dentists) and I'm sure that the day will be full of visualizations of this scary visit.

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Comment by Paulina on May 4, 2011 at 12:32pm
Haha, this is a funny story with Harry ;) As I said somebody called him "Number 1 Bachelor" but then I saw this movie about him, telling how kind he is, and how much he cares about poor people and so on and that moved me very much ;)
Comment by Jane Wilson on May 4, 2011 at 4:49am
In my head is a personal library of daydreams my normal pattern is go over the same storyline with changes in my character or the action depending on my mood and what I want to feel.  When I wear one out and become board with it , I move to another different story line.  I have done this as long as I can remenber so it isan't related to my age and having a backlog of stories.  My favorites environments are pulled from cartoons, animie, science fiction stories (usually tv or movies).  I rewrite it to correct the faults I see in it or to change the characters and add in my own characters.  I have several animie, manga that I follow but I do not daydream about them.  For the last few years I have been stuck with the daydreams I have outlined for novels but I haven't been writing it down.  I think that may be the problem, but so much has happened in my life that I have gotten away from the actual physical writing stuff down so that other people may understand it, which falls into the catagory of work.
Comment by Julie on May 3, 2011 at 4:08pm

I don't know, if this helps, but I've been also going through "empty days" stage since April 18th. A beautiful dream was killed - that Mr Roger Waters is a kind of a holy ghost, not breathing, not eating, only thinking, visualizing and sometimes performing ... and sometimes talking to me. But the show was excellent.

 

I started thinking  that probably our brain just seeks some work, not necesserily a day-dream. But as we got used to day-dreaming, we interpret it this way. I don't know. One of my sister's friends is a fan of puzzle. When she got to the hospital, she got bored, had impression, she's getting stupid and asked for puzzle. Not for a book or music, as all others asked. For her, the brain activity was about puzzle.

 

Last but not least. The son of princess Caroline of Monaco is definitely more attractive :) But I'm more after geeks and thinkers.

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