Maybe it was the spicy food you ate for dinner or the stress of finding a date for winter formals. Or maybe that Tylenol PM is doing weirder things than you think. Whatever the reason, everyone has woken up from a deep reverie and thought: "My God, what made me dream about that?" This week, Emily Dunlay '11 asked, "What is the strangest dream you've ever had?"
BJ Sullivan '11
"I dreamt I was donating a kidney to my sister and that they accidentally took both of them, which was rather problematic. It was scary."
Sarah Fingerhood '10
"It was exam week, and I was fighting with this rabid squirrel. Then I got McCoshed and taken to Wilcox dance studio. I am still afraid of squirrels."
Craig Hill '11
"I was playing doubles tennis with David Beckham in Fiji. A volcano erupted, and we had to run away."
Abigail Smith '09
"I was Ariel, the little mermaid, and then I married Sean Paul."
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