Do Many Abers Day Dream?

[RainbowRainbow]

I day dream. I was driving the right way then thought I was driving the wrong way so turned around then in fact I was driving in the right direction in the first place hehe.

[jackthehat]

Day-dreaming whilst driving is not a good idea.....
I tend to day-dream when I am *not* behind the wheel of my car.

[youngmafbog]

No, and if you keep doing it behind the wheel of a car you wont be doing it for much longer. Neither will whoever you hit.

[William51]

Yes, i think a lot of people do. I have done it, and also without thinking i have gone the wrong way i know well.

[melv16]

//No, and if you keep doing it behind the wheel of a car you wont be doing it for much longer. Neither will whoever you hit.//
Qualifies for the most self righteous post of the week...

[douglas9401]

You must have missed a page or two, melv.

[barry1010]

I daydream a lot. i think lots of people have arrived at their destination but can't remember the journey, driving on auto pilot.

i have a whole second life in my head

[pat2604]

I'm a day dreamer and a night dreamer. In fact I often wonder whether my whole life has been a dream. ;0).

[Ken4155]

I'm just a daydreamer. I'm walking in the rain, chasing after rainbows i may never find again.

[Ken4155]

Pat, we may all be part of someone else's reverie. How weird would that be? :-))

[pat2604]

/barry1010 I daydream a lot. i think lots of people have arrived at their destination but can't remember the journey, driving on auto pilot./

I agree. Especially on familiar journeys. But that doesn't mean we don't have contact info on the road.

As a passenger I often day dream and haven't a clue where we are when I come back to the real world.

[Peter Pedant]

that is not a day dream, that is called a polar mistake

I stopped at a green light thinking it was red, and a car behind just drove into me ( on a bike).

A pilot managed to up his landing gear whilst on the ground - he thought the switch was the other way round

The police in the Stephen Lawrence case thought arrest was on probable cause instead of reasonable suspicion ( 'anything less than fanciful') - The delay led to evidence being destroyed. Gasps in court when this came out

[youngmafbog]

//Qualifies for the most self righteous post of the week...//

Guess you would be as happy as Larry if someone did that to you or your family then?

And what I wrote was true, nothing about being self righteous.

[bookbinder]

RainbowRainbow: you should be ashamed to have said that. You should reassess your fitness to drive.

[JimF]

I don't daydream in my car but I certainly do notice from time to time that I'm a lot closer to my destination than I thought I was, especially if I have a passenger with me.

[gness]

Jim, we need to know more about this passenger who gets you closer to your destination.... ;-)

[JimF]

I don't think she'd be your type at all...

[gness]

Ahhh...a tall blonde then. :-(

[JimF]

Not that tall...

[jno]

all the OP has done is lose their way, which I have occasionally done. There's no suggestion of driving dangerously. It's perfectly possible to pay full attention to the road ahead, then suddenly wonder if it's actually the right road.