the man in the ketchup bottle suit
I had a dream the night before last that a bunch of people dressed up as condiments (ketchup bottle, mustard, salt and pepper shakers, etc.) were running a foot race. The condiment suits were huge, bulky getups—like baseball mascot outfits—and everyone was really struggling to run in them. The ketchup bottle guy's suit was taller than the others and his bottle top got snagged by a low-hanging wire, which knocked him to the ground.
For some reason, I thought this was the funniest thing in the world and I started laughing in my sleep so hard that I shook the bed and woke Holly up. She asked me what was going on, and still half-asleep, I told her what I had dreamt. I continued to laugh—seriously, harder than I've ever laughed before—for another five minutes. I couldn't stop. I couldn't say three words before erupting into another burst of laughter. The absurdity of all this caused Holly to start laughing to, which only made me laugh harder. It wasn't until I splashed some water on my face and completely woke up that I could physically stop laughing.
Holly has been making fun of me non-stop ever since.
For some reason, I thought this was the funniest thing in the world and I started laughing in my sleep so hard that I shook the bed and woke Holly up. She asked me what was going on, and still half-asleep, I told her what I had dreamt. I continued to laugh—seriously, harder than I've ever laughed before—for another five minutes. I couldn't stop. I couldn't say three words before erupting into another burst of laughter. The absurdity of all this caused Holly to start laughing to, which only made me laugh harder. It wasn't until I splashed some water on my face and completely woke up that I could physically stop laughing.
Holly has been making fun of me non-stop ever since.
