"Swimming in the Living Room"
Jan 23, 2024 - 3:00pmSummary: During a peculiar nap, I dreamt I was swimming in my living room. In the dream, I had constructed a pool in the living space and was doing swim laps back and forth. Eventually, while still in the dream, I became aware of the oddity and ceased swimming. Indeed, it was a strange dream experience.Transcript: What a strange nap. I was swimming in my living room while I was napping. Somehow I had built a pool in my living room and I was just swimming laps back and forth. At some point I realized this while I was dreaming and I stopped swimming. Yeah, that was strange.
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