Journal 24

There was one time that I was so spooked and it was when I was having a dream. When I was young, I was sleeping and I was having a dream. Basically like any dream anybody has they think it is real. It is even worse when I was young. I was in a room with my little sister and we had a bunk bed. So me and her shared a room. I was on the top and she was on the bottom bunk. Anyway, I was having a dream and there was thunderstorm happening outside. So when I was dreaming there was also a thunderstorm happening outside. I was in the same setting and everything and it was as quiet as can be. There was nobody around and it was just me staring at the wall in the darkness. I could tell it was raining, because I could hear the pitter patter of the rain outside. I got really scared because I was young and there was a storm out in the outdoors. So I was just sitting in my bed, chilling, and all of a sudden I heard a little bit of thunder out in the distance. I was thinking that hopefully it would not happen again, I just sat there for a second and thought about if I should leave for my mom's room or not, then all of a sudden the thunder kept getting closer and closer and I could not move from my bed. I was not able to move and I got really scared. Then the thunder stopped and I just waited for some huge thing of lightning and then something started to laugh outside and a huge BOOM! came and I thought I peed my pants. It kept laughing at me and I did not know what to do. I finally almost got out of my bed because then it let me go and a huge white glove that was on a hand came through the window and I just stood still. Then it saw me and was reaching for me and I woke up. I woke up and went straight for my mom's room and told her the whole story. She was half a sleep and probably did not even listen to me. So I had to remind her that next morning. Still to this day my family makes fun of me for having that dream and whenever there is a thunderstorm outside when i'm about to sleep I always think about that dream just to think of how scared I was.