I'm having Loncon 3 anxiety dreams...

[major_clanger]

...and I'm not even on the committee.

I have an extremely small role within the events team, and I'm invoking the Get Out Of Worldcon-Running Free card that I earned from being on this year's Eastercon committee to keep it that way. So why am I having dreams where I'm attending weekend-long Loncon committee meetings starring all the usual suspects?

Mind you, said dream did feature the detail that we were so organised that we got our membership badges nearly 18 months in advance, complete with pretty coloured ribbons for all our roles and responsibilities all pre-attached.

Comments

[attimes-bracing.livejournal.com]

Apparently I was also included in this dream. Alongside the Eastercon card, we are invoking the wedding card. Do these together trump the Worldcon full house?

[unwholesome-fen.livejournal.com]

It means you have completed the metamorphosis to fully-fledged SMOF...

[deborah_c]

I'm not on the Loncon3 committee, either (for which everyone concerned, not just me, should be very grateful, as I'm sure you now appreciate!). That doesn't mean that I haven't already had a weekend-long Loncon meeting starring all the usual suspects. I am slightly worried that at this point I may have become one of the usual suspects without realising it...

... yes, despite the little voice that's saying "yes, I know it was hard work, but we should do that again properly some time". The next few years' worth of Eastercon organisers also have more sense than that, though :-)

[http://users.livejournal.com/la_marquise_de_/]

For the same reason I dream cons are happening in my house. Over-active sense of responsibility.

[stevegreen.livejournal.com]

Many of my dreams are set in hotels, with a vague convention theme. They overlap with the dreams in which I have to get home, or to a specific location, so that I can be reunited with someone (no prizes for guessing who).

[surliminal.livejournal.com]

That's the OPPOSITE of an anxiety dream !