Last night, I had two strange dreams that I can remember.
First, I had a dream that the kids were in the back yard, playing on the trampoline. They had started and were well into a competition to see who could do the best trick. Specifically, they were playing a game like HORSE, or PIG where one had to match the trick of another. The competition had come down to just two people, BBCK and a boy that I didn't know. It was the boy's turn to go first and set the trick for BBCK to match. The boy got a shit-eating grin on his face and said, "What I'm about to do, I'm doing on purpose... You have to match to win." The, he bounced several times and did a front flip with a bit of over-rotation and landed with his face on the springs of the trampoline. BBCK shook her head in disbelief and said, "Yup, you're the winner."

Next, I had a dream about pet millipedes. Millipedes, not centipedes... you know, since millipedes don't have poisonous fangs like centipedes do. The idea came to me after someone spotted a millipede running across my arm while I was cleaning the garage. I attempted to brush the millipede off my arm with the back of my hand. Rather than flit away and scurry into the nearest crack in the wall/floor, this millipede had cast a "web" like a spider that enabled him to spring right back onto my arm. I thought this was odd, and I stopped to examine the millipede a bit closer. He didn't run. He stopped and stood looking back at me. There was a connection of sorts. I allowed him to crawl around on my arm/shirt for the remainder of the cleaning job. Then, I placed him gently on the floor and watched as he calmly and slowly walked back to his nest-area. [disjointed part] I found that this millipede was not unique around my garage... there were lots of friendly little web-casting millipedes hanging around. Each seemed to actually have a personality. Each used their web-casting abilities to move about on the clothing of their "host". So, I started adopting these millipedes out to friends and neighbors. Everyone loved their little pet insects.