I suppose my Dream Productions got away with it and decided to make three dreams last night. Let me tell you all about them.
My first dream was a representation of the premiere of Scream Street in October 2015, and was soundtracked by Alpha's Somewhere Not Here. I guess you could say the dream is mixture of the sequences for the Guess How Much I Love You theme and Can You Feel The Love Tonight, as my dream featured me playing around with Luke, Resus and Cleo in the forest on an Autumn afternoon and sharing our friendship on a windy beach. It was so warm, it could make your heart melt. It featured a few other CBBC characters from that year, too, but I'm not going to list them all down.
In the second dream, Dr. F, Six, Uncle Stripe, Aunt Trixie, Muffin, Socks, Agents Otto and Olive, Furaha the lioness cub, her big brother and sister Alkaharif and Alarramal and I were all staying in a hotel on Bonfire Night. While the fireworks were going off, Socks got frightened and Aunt Trixie tried to comfort him, while I spent a moment with Six trying to console each other over our friendship. As we watched the fireworks outside, Six got frightened of the loud flashes and bangs and hid in the hotel bedroom, to which I quickly scuttled into bed and softly comforted her. The ending of the dream contained a nod to the ending of the Bluey Christmas episode 'Verandah Santa', which the others hiding in the next bed, and then leaping out to engage us in an epic pillow fight. Bonfire Night started a little later than before.
In the third and final dream, I helped Bluey, Snickers, Coco, Honey, Twilight Sparkle, Rarity, Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, Applejack, Fluttershy and Starlight Glimmer put on a play outside. As I was helping set up the stage and paint the sets, I looked at the Factory website on my tablet, and to my absolute surprise I found out new episodes of Scream Street were coming, including new episodes which featured a snow day and a Summer vacation! I was so excited I did an epic dance on stage, to which Rainbow Dash commented 'Awesome!' and joined the dance. Later, I saw a huge brown paper bag filled with 11 of each - the same food I had at Dornoch Academy: cheese sandwiches, chocolate cookies and bottles of fresh milk, alongside sausage rolls and pork cocktail sausages! As a result, we took a break from rehearsals and play duties and had a nice little picnic on the green. To recreate the dream, you can do activities themed to the Bluey episode 'The Show' with your little one and then have a picnic to ground it all:
Friendships, hotels, plays and picnics - what more could a big dreamer want?
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