Since we are solace for one another, how's about we tell the story of our names?

[Lucid Dreamer]

282. From a favorite book.

Ursula K. LeGuin wrote the book The Lathe of Heaven about a character whose dreams could change the past. He was manipulated into using his dreams to change the past to make things better in the present, but unexpected consequences always seemed to make things worse.

That was called Lucid Dreaming.

It is a fascinating story made into a not quite as fascinating movie.

Anyhow, I am often aware that I am dreaming in my sleep, and I can actually make decisions about what to do next. Most often I like to fly, sort of like swimming the breaststroke through the air.