Kreeeee wouldn't be very good at imagination Christmas by the sounds of things:
I feel I'm the opposite to be honest, there are times where I can be distracted very easily and start to drift into a bit of a daydream, I don't even need to close my eyes for that
That being said I don't think I have much of a creative side to take advantage of it, or that I haven't found the correct way to express it yet.
I can have very vivid dreams, being able to recall every detail when I've woken up. It's also presented a few weird things as well, such as having sense of de ja vu whilst in my dreams and when waking up. Some are definitely repeated dreams but I don't know where the feeling comes from sometimes, it will usually trigger me into realizing that I'm dreaming and wake me up.
If I haven't had much sleep and have to quickly get up the sometimes my mind is almost stuck on a loop, there's been occasions where I'm constantly repeating the same thing in my head until I come to in the shower or something.
I think the worst one though was back when I was a teenager, I'd dreamt that I had a full normal day at school, nothing out of the ordinary. I'd gone down to my mum's market stall after school like I normally did, we went to Tesco and did the shopping, got the bus home, had dinner, everything I'd do in a normal day. I'd even gone to bed in the dream. I had this at least two or three times, on the final time I woke up before I'd gotten into bed in the dream and was extremely confused what had happened, I couldn't get my head around the apparent skip in time and having no memory of it. I was utterly convinced that the repeat dreams were real events.
It was a slow upsetting realization that they weren't real as my mum had actually died several months prior, I literally had to get up and check things around the house to convince me that she was in fact gone. It was utterly confusing and heartbreaking but thankfully I've never had dreams like that since.
