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Lucid dreaming

I didn't know lucid dreams meant in control of, I thought more along the lines of vivid, I guess. Which mine would be most. Last night in my dream I decided to try to remember to look up a 1945 Ford when I woke up to see if I was correct (which I was. lol) and I was even trying to figure out why I was dreaming that my dad gave me a 45 Ford but I wasn't allowed to drive it so I decided I would sleep in it. Probably something to do with talking to my aunt about the phrase "you made your bed now lie in it". :) I can't control what to dream about at night, but if I don't like the way it's going I will definitely change it. Though sometimes, if it's a nightmare - it feels too late and I just make myself wake up feeling scared.

And I'm like you with the daydreams (I forget the scientific term for it) already. But I have to decide on details and will go over a few different scenarios before deciding which way I want to go with it. :)
 
I lucid dream pretty often -- maybe 1 of 10 dreams? I've only ever had control over one of them and it startled me so much that I woke up. I'm pretty comfortable in dreams, maybe even more comfortable than in waking. Maybe that's a good thing in the infinity of existence?
 
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