Oh yeah...
Jan. 29th, 2008 01:37 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
badstarso that semi-napping dream that I posted about before?
The other thing that I forgot to mention was that at some point before I woke up, I started to mouth words- first actual words, sentences- I don't remember what I was saying. I started mouthing the words, then they come out in a whisper, and finally in a more normal speaking tone of voice. Then stopped for a few mintues and I began to mouth the word "speak" over and over again, then to whisper and then to say the word out loud over and over again. From this point it continued until I was actually fully awake, and even for a few mintues as I lay there, repeating the word "speak", but without thinking about it at all. I know I wasn't thinking about moving my jaw and tongue and making sound, it just came out. I was thinking about talking in my sleep (I don't often talk in my sleep that I know of, though I've been known to scream in my sleep) and trying to decide if part of my brain was still asleep even though, as far as I could tell, I was fully conscious.
The other thing that I forgot to mention was that at some point before I woke up, I started to mouth words- first actual words, sentences- I don't remember what I was saying. I started mouthing the words, then they come out in a whisper, and finally in a more normal speaking tone of voice. Then stopped for a few mintues and I began to mouth the word "speak" over and over again, then to whisper and then to say the word out loud over and over again. From this point it continued until I was actually fully awake, and even for a few mintues as I lay there, repeating the word "speak", but without thinking about it at all. I know I wasn't thinking about moving my jaw and tongue and making sound, it just came out. I was thinking about talking in my sleep (I don't often talk in my sleep that I know of, though I've been known to scream in my sleep) and trying to decide if part of my brain was still asleep even though, as far as I could tell, I was fully conscious.
