Aunty Mo !!!!! You know I'm right there with you (well , not quite there, if you understand what I mean). Pushing boxes and boulders as you sleep. Finding a hidden passage through a wall, it all kind of stops the sleep pattern. You have a solution to a level. You have to get up and play. It would be great to know how many do this..... :lol
My boy wouldn't do anything like that, he's the proverbial gentle giant.
Jackie,
I think the biggest majority of nutters do this, it has been known for me to wander off during the day too. One minute I'm writing invoices or trying to prepare dinner when and off I go to Wonderland. It's not just a night time thing, 24/7 I would say eh???
Lutz wrote:Mette, maybe you should explain to our new members that DKGiz and Bjarne are one and the same person.
Otherwise people could think wrong of you HAHAHA!!!
I don't know if I'm dreaming Wonderland. Most of the nights there isn't anyone I can push out of my bed
Jackie,
If you're at the stage of dreaming Wonderland, there's no doubt in my mind: You are a nutter
To clarify: Bjarne is my hubby. His forumname is DKgiz.
Davimad wrote:
My boy wouldn't do anything like that, he's the proverbial gentle giant.
Oh yes he would You haven't seen how he sleeps
Dreams:
I haven't actually played for a while now (except the contest levels) and my Wonderland dreams are getting more rare. I dream up levels sometimes, though. And new monsters I once had a nightmare in which a Z-chomp-boom! chased me. It was as fast as a Z-bot, as relentless as a chomper and as explosive as a Kaboom! Needless to say, I died many times that night. Another one featured a coil-FO
Well Aunty Mo, I really don't get a chance at work. But if I am up early, which I usually am, then I play. As soon as I get in from work, I play. I should be getting ready for Christmas. I have spent all my time tonight on the forum or playing. There is no hope for me..............but at least I am happy....
Heaven forbid Mette that your monsters should come alive in a level. I would never stand a chance !!!! I won't sleep tonight thinking about it.....guess I will stay awake playing....
roflmao! I needed this. I don't know about any one else. This was needed. I definitely dream about the game. Although I haven't though up any new baddies like you Mette. Good grief. I am forever dreaming of walking down tunnels like I'm one of the stinkers and then I get killed by something because I wasn't fast enough! Talk about irritating. I'll say this. I'd rather dream about wonderland than have a nightmare like I had been having. I had mentioned a while back that my dad passed away a little over a year ago. There for a while I had some bad dreams. It was very sudden with him passing away. He would have turned 51 last november. Anyway, I was having a bad month of dreams before I bought return to wonderland deluxe and since I bought it, it's been wonderland dreams most of the time. I guess I should add when the kids allow me to sleep
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If you want to be somebody, if you want to go somewhere, you have to wake up and pay attention.
Lutzy - we are going to have to find you someone to keep you warm at night! Especially now that winter is coming.
How about Jacks
Jacks - we met Lutzy at the Wonderland Convention that was held at Auntie Mo's house earlier this year - I can vouch that Luzty is very tall, dark(ish) and handsome
time is the best of healers. You're right on that Lillian. Sorry about your dad. It's definitely not what I wanted to do after I turned 24. My stepmom took it really really hard so my brothers and I did everything. We all have hard days here and there but they are better. My dad had a good life and was loved by all who knew him. He was a nut. Who knows. He might have joined wonderland if he hadn't had been busy with horses and being a park ranger.
If you want to be somebody, if you want to go somewhere, you have to wake up and pay attention.
I lost my dad at the same age Amy. You cope, but the feelings never go away, nor would you really want them too. Life will always go on,even if you want it to or not. Stay strong.
Sorry, I lost my Dad at the same age as Lillians'. A loss is a loss no matter what the age.
We have become very depressed here. Would it be wrong of me to try and lighten the mood????
It's not wrong Jackie, we need to share tears too but laughter is good medicine.
I sympathise with you Amy and believe me, I've been there.
Now you have found something to make you laugh, let's do it dear.
It's time for me to make supper and then watch some telly with my poor beaten hubby. We need to have some time together you know! If I can't sleep later, I'll see you all in Wonderland.
By the way, it is good to see another person on here from the UK. I hope you stay around and have a laugh. My friends on here call me Lillie - please do
Good night Aunty Mo, catch you in the wee small hours.
Lillie, thank you.
I don't know enough people in Wonderland , but my friends always call me Jacks, hence the nickname. I like the name, so feel free to refer to me as Jacks at any time.
Lillian wrote:Lutzy - we are going to have to find you someone to keep you warm at night!
You mean someone who is pulling my blankets away, who is rubbing her ice-cold feet against mine
Suppose I have it warm enough on my own
But thanks for trying to make a match for me and for your nice words
@ Jacks:
I appreciate your invitation for X-mas, but I'm already booked with my family
Lutz, if you read the post, I did say "If I was X years younger". I have to cook for nine. I'm sure you will have a great time.
So......any Wonderland Dreamers still awake ....for now???? You know the game will get you....chompers, electro tiles, boulders, kabooms...and the secret passages..............Sleep well.
Thanks to Kymmie.
I havn't had such a compliment in ages.... 
