yuletide dreamin'

[pauraque_bk]

I'm already signed up for way too many things to add Yuletide at this point, but I always enjoy reading the letters. Every year I find out that people on my flist love things that I also love, but had never come up in conversation. It's such an awesome feeling. And then there's the joy of picking out treats I want to write, which of course is much easier than actually writing them, but hey, it could happen!

Unrelatedly, last night I had one of those dreams that I guess you'd call an anxiety dream, of the "oh no something's going wrong and I'm going to be made a fool of" variety, though I actually didn't feel anxious. I dreamed I was performing in Rocky Horror (which hasn't happened in uh... over a decade). I was playing Riff Raff and doing the costume change during floorshow, and I realized that whoever was supposed to be playing Magenta wasn't there. So I peeked out the door at the top of the aisle and grabbed an audience member, and told her all she had to do was just stand to my left and follow me, so at least I wouldn't be standing there by myself. (This never exactly happened to me, but similar things did, and "grab an audience member" is probably what I would have actually done.) What does it mean?!

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Comments

[who_la_hoop]

I have the opposite with Yuletide - I never know anything my flist ask for for Yuletide so I can never treat them! It's very tragic :D

[pauraque]

There was one year when I wanted to treat someone so bad that I actually read one of the books they'd requested just so I could do it. :)

[vvvexation.livejournal.com]

I had the inverse of that dream once: I was the audience member who got grabbed. (To play Janet, though, not Magenta.)

[pauraque]

All right, with you and me we're 1/5 of the way to forming our Slumberland cast!

[vvvexation.livejournal.com]

Now we just need to Inceptionize eight other people?